Hello Everyone,
I will be visiting Denver at the end of next week. Besides 'Caboose Hobbies' is there any other train/hobby stores in the greater Denver area that I should visit.
Thanks for any information that you provide.
Fred Ellis
Hello Everyone,
I will be visiting Denver at the end of next week. Besides 'Caboose Hobbies' is there any other train/hobby stores in the greater Denver area that I should visit.
Thanks for any information that you provide.
Fred Ellis
If you're an N-scaler, you gotta go to N-scale Supply
5024 Kipling St. Wheat Ridge, CO 80033Val
You might want to stop my Mizell's Trains at 72nd & Federal in Westminister. And I sure hope you're planning on visiting the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, right across from the Coors Brewery!! You can tour both of 'em in an afternoon/morning.
Oh, yeah, I almost forgot. I think they moved to a different location, but check on the Forney Transportation Museum in downtown Denver area. They have a real 4-8-8-4 UP Big Boy on display.
Unless you like beer.
Does this mean to skip the Coors tour if you like beer?
Howard Garner
What else? It's the beeroid product often likened to making love in a canoe, or "f---ing near water".
Back about 1982, after photographing the Coors locos, I took the tour. Tried one glass of what they refer to as "beer" and had a headache before I was halfway through. Ha well, what else should I expect from an American "beer? They're all like making love in a canoe anyway. :-)
-- Cheers
Roger T.
Home of the Great Eastern Railway
Roger T. spake thus:
Since you're not Merkin, you probably don't remember this, but back when I was a kid ('60s), Coors beer had a great mystique--at least to us in the Midwest, as it was only sold in the West at that time. So I remember finally getting a taste of this mythical stuff (we used to vacation in Colorado every summer); man, what a disappointment *that* was.
You used to be able to bring it back east and sell it for exorbitant prices.
MAJOR SNIPS
Which is why Nebenzahl (and a few of his right wing analogs) long ago entered my kill file. Its shame though that I still have to read his political screeds here when folks reply without trimming.
Back to your original question you will thoroughly enjoy Caboose Hobbies. My first reaction when I walked in the door was "Holy S___"
Carter
Strange, that was my reaction when I first visited Caboose Hobbies back in 1992. This is my second visit. I'm taking a friend along who has not been there.
Fred Ellis
I would like to thank those who responded to my post with information about Denver. For those of you who responded with OT chatter, please take it somewhere else.
Fred Ellis
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