O scale sources?

Assuming you mean 2-rail (and they're good for 3-rail too), P&D Hobby Shop near Detroit at

is a very good source. Gary Q

JusTrains.com

Free shipping on many orders. Not sure if that applies to "nowhere". :)

House of Duddy is *a* source; not sure if there is a website. If I find one I'll post it here.

The following is a post elsewhere in this group:::::::

-------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: Track planning/layout software Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 11:05:00 -0500 From: Thor Newsgroups: rec.models.railroad References:

I use RR Track 4.0, for sectional track. I have libraries for N, HO, G / #1, Standard, TT, and various makes of O and S Designing them is fun. You can see about 400 on my site at

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There are other sources which will come to mind after posting this!!

If you are into "O"--Scale TrolleyCars and Interurbans, I import SPTC models and carry Q-Car parts.

Jim mailto: snipped-for-privacy@pacbell.net

Here is their website:

Good stuff!

One good place for O scale info is the O scale Yahoo group "Otrains". Also there are two dedicated O scale mags. One is "48/ft. O Scale News" and the other one is "O Scale Trains". Loads of good info and lots of ads on where to buy O scale stuff. O scale is making a comeback and there is a lot of non-brass stuff available these days. Good luck.

Good suggestion. An active group with over 750 O Scalers on board. You'll find it at:

Which you can find at

From there, you'll find links to their current advertisers: and other O Scale suppliers: There's also an impressive list of O Scale suppliers and other resources on Gord's Model Rail pages, billed as "a complete listing of everything O Scale on the web":

Good hunting,

JR Hill

Thanks all.

Some I remember, some I never heard of.

Checking them out, now.

Good O'ing to all.

Hagar