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I was just on there trying to help some one do a sale of a train and after you get past say 1987 and newer is where there is changes from last time I was on there theres more description items to pick from like guage and they give you choices of meter,narrow, and standard ???? for O guage. then power supply AC or DC

control digital or analog 

and a bunch of other junk after that 

I agree its difficult for others to post in correct categories, we even have that problem on the forum as rich has been ranting about. I for one would welcome the bay cleaned up a bit. More sections for buildings, castings, etc... Better category for brass maybe distinguish between 2 and 3 rail categories better. The other category is also overfull, i have to admit i've scored a few times due to this, but would benefit more when its cleaned up. I guess we will see what they decide.

I realize that most of us dislike change. I hope they separate modern/vintage tinplate by scale. Some days it's a bugger-bear just sorting through the Std Gauge.

 

I know it's not even possible over there. There has to be a way to educate the sellers as to what scale they are wanting to sell.

 

This could prove to be interesting.                                                                                                                                                                   

I don't see how Ebays set up is hard for some to use as it stands now. A lot of the folks selling really don't know trains and to expect them to know On3 or 2 rail brass is a bit much.

Their system works fine for me:

 

 

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ebay2

ebay3

 

 

ebay4

 

It's relatively easy to use.

1. Go to Toys and Hobbies, click Model Trains

2. Click on your scale of choice.

3. Pick your manufacturer.

4. If it's Lionel it gives you several options:

 Lionel

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Last edited by baltimoretrainworks
Hi jerry

I think what others and i are saying is it could be better and i think they have noticed as well. Take the brass import section, forget the lanterns, books, diecast cars etc... Your still left with 2 rail 3 rail, on30 etc... All mixed in. Sometimes its difficult to distinguish beteen them from the pictures, plus when your looking for a item you have to scroll though a bunch of irrevalant items. Like when you go to a new car dealership they have most things sorted out by types of vehicles. Not all jumbled together. While their system obviously works, i eagerly await the new layout and hopefully the changes will be positive. Not only does it help buying, but i believe it will help the sellers as well. I also agree that you can just type what your looking for but sometimes i like to browse other items and not specifically looking for a certain thing.

Originally Posted by baltimoretrainworks:

       

I don't see how Ebays set up is hard for some to use as it stands now. A lot of the folks selling really don't know trains and to expect them to know On3 or 2 rail brass is a bit much.

Their system works fine for me:

 

 

ebay1

ebay2

ebay3

 

 

ebay4

 

It's relatively easy to use.

1. Go to Toys and Hobbies, click Model Trains

2. Click on your scale of choice.

3. Pick your manufacturer.

4. If it's Lionel it gives you several options:

 Lionel

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