10-04-2010, 04:32 PM
Yeah Randy --- I learned that real quick when I was volunteering there... The "kids" liked the odd-ball stuff.. the enthusiasts liked the switching problems we gave them on the G gauge layout.. and there were actually a few that bridged the 2 extremes.... but not very many.. 
Made for interesting days, especially when we got a real train nut and after taking them through a half hour program, we got a person who pretty much was bored with the "detail of every day work" on the railroads.... Like signals, radioing for clearances, and the infamous "switching cars on and off industry sidings"
Made for interesting days, especially when we got a real train nut and after taking them through a half hour program, we got a person who pretty much was bored with the "detail of every day work" on the railroads.... Like signals, radioing for clearances, and the infamous "switching cars on and off industry sidings"
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