Going 0 gauge

On 26/02/2007 18:46, davec.hh said,

Er, C&L?

My best advice would be to ring your credit card company and get them to increase your card limit immediately.

Fred X

"Fred X" wrote

That's a misconception. O-gauge can be as cheap or as expensive as any individual chooses.

Many OO-scale R-T-R locos are now nudging GBP100.00 and yet you can source O-gauge loco kits for less than that if you look around carefully, or you can scratch-build at even lower cost.

Also bear in mind that in any given area you need fewer items of O-gauge to reach saturation point.

John.

I saw a rough calculation some time ago that came to the conclusion that a model railway costs about the same per square foot regardless of scale. The point was that how much it costs appears to depend more on how much stuff you cram into the available space. IOW, modelling style has more to do with it than modelling scale.

I've noticed that if you're not careful, all that incidental scenic detail can end costing a good deal more than the trains... :-)

-- Wolf

"Don't believe everything you think." (Maxine)

And there was me thinking the total spent related to my credit card limit!

Regards, Greg.

Dave For the track parts look at the C&L website

Start saving because there will many items that you must have!

Martin

A bit like Changing to 7mm because of failing eyesight, then adding all the fine detail that you could no see in the smaller scale

suppliers.http://www.gauge0guild.com/>

Thanks for the advice. I've looked on yahoo and can't find a 7 mm group amongst the 16 the search picks up. Does it still exist?

Certainly does:

Martin.

"davec.hh" wrote

Yes, I'm a member