I stopped my subscription to Garden Railways because the publisher thinks he can send me something I don't want and expects me to mail it back. So I buy it at the LHS, no address involved, and besides that gives me a "reason" to drop in.
Mark Lewis seems to think that the word 'Model' in the magazines title. No, it's about railways in the garden; whimsical or scale is not mentioned.
I graduated from Lionel back in 1948, tried O scale - room was only 8 feet by 40, long enough but not wide enough - so moved to HO. The rivet counters were well in control back then, but with constant moving, a loop or whatever had to suffice.
Enter G gauge and things got better; as the old saying goes, ANYTHING GOES. And going around in circles has one advantage, you can't get lost.
The other post has plenty of negativity; let's leave it there.
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Mark Lewis seems to think that the word 'Model' in the magazines title. No, it's about railways in the garden; whimsical or scale is not mentioned.
I graduated from Lionel back in 1948, tried O scale - room was only 8 feet by 40, long enough but not wide enough - so moved to HO. The rivet counters were well in control back then, but with constant moving, a loop or whatever had to suffice.
Enter G gauge and things got better; as the old saying goes, ANYTHING GOES. And going around in circles has one advantage, you can't get lost.
The other post has plenty of negativity; let's leave it there.
Art
