04-20-2011, 06:47 PM
First off, It's nice to see the MOW aspect of railroading getting a good following in the model forum. I've always said that MOW adds another interesting part to a model railroad. The best part is that MOW equipment dosen't need to be functional to add realism to the scene. Furthermore, you can add them to just about any scene and make it "fit in".
How many trips have you made to a hobby shop or catalogs have you browsed through, and bypassed those crane and gon combo's to get to loco's and rolling stock? In a recent trip to the local hobby shop, I noticed some great looking hi-rail vehicles in HO scale. i always seem to overlook these unique items.
Maybe now we will take a 2nd look.
How many trips have you made to a hobby shop or catalogs have you browsed through, and bypassed those crane and gon combo's to get to loco's and rolling stock? In a recent trip to the local hobby shop, I noticed some great looking hi-rail vehicles in HO scale. i always seem to overlook these unique items.
Maybe now we will take a 2nd look.
Doing my best to stay on track and to live each day to it's fullest, trying not to upset people along the way. I have no enemies.....just friends who don't understand my point of view.
Steve
Let's go Devils!
Steve
Let's go Devils!