In a word,... NO.
Ed Boyle
I will echo Ed's comment above.....NO...No...no......no ( my attempt at an echo )..
Alan
No way, it's hard enough to see the screws on "O" gauge products, especially when you drop one, I could be looking for an "HO" screw for a month and never find it.
As we get older we don't see as good so they're no way I'll ever go smaller. Plus I love the look of the size of "O" Gauge ever though mine are the smaller size since my trains have to be able to get around O-31 & 36 curves due to space limitations. No way I'm starting over again, with my knees this is the last layout I'm building. Just had my second left knee surgery in 3-1/2 years on Wednesday so I'm stalled out again from working on the layout I had been building. It's "O" or nothing for me!
yes I have thought about. Last year i was contacted by a gentleman whose dad recently passed and left his son who had no interest in trains with a huge collection of very new O-Gauge trains MTH and Lionel. It is tough enough dealing with the loss of a parent and settling an estate but to divest of a huge collection almost seemed unfair. Well the collection is now disbursed.
This whole process left me with thoughts of sometime in the future (hopefully a long way off) to start paring down my collection as my children have no interest in trains.
Not at all.
The smaller gages let you do more layout. With O gage you just have a smaller section of what you are modeling.
Now at 67, O gage at times has enough problems with what you can see. My layout is with the old Super O track and going to look great. It has been 60 years coming and I am enjoying it!
Lets see....what can I add after 171 posts that hasn't been said???? EFFING NOTHING!LOL
