Knowledge is good

[style0]

I come from the N scale world and was wondering if there is an equivalent O scale page to the N Scale Spookshow page?

[Seaboard Air Line Fan]

Not that I know of, would be nice.

There is the O Scale Resource online magazine which is quite useful:

http://www.oscaleresource.com/

And welcome!!!

[Jay Criswell]

Please forgive my ignorance, what is an N Scale Spook-show?

Jay

[up148]

Jay,

It's a website that writes up reports on many "N" scale brass and plastic locomotives. I believe it's been around for decades and compiled by a very avid "N" scaler. There are comments about importers, running abilities and/or problems with each loco it reviews. I thought it was closed several years ago, at least regarding new reviews, but I could be wrong.

Style O, you'll have to just ask questions about any locos you're thinking of purchasing and I believe you will received a lot of "real world" opinions from operators of these locos. There is a tremendous amount of information and knowledge about O scale on this and many O scale forums. And, everyone is more than happy to give you their honest opinion.

BH

[Jay Criswell]

Yep, even if they're full of it. Guess that probably transcends scale and gauge!

Jay

[up148]

In life, you always have to separate the chaff from the grain.

BH

[Robert]

In life, you always have to separate the chaff from the grain.

BH

Hmmm...I thought it was the wheat from the chaff.

Robert

[ScaleCraft]

Actually, it's separating the P:48 wannabes from the true believers of old.

[up148]

In life, you always have to separate the chaff from the grain.

BH

Hmmm...I thought it was the wheat from the chaff.

Robert

I was trying to be more universal for those who don't have wheat. Your verse is what I grew up with too.

[Arthur P. Bloom]

That's the gluten-free version.

[style0]

Thanks all, That O scale Resource page is fantastic.

[Seaboard Air Line Fan]

Thanks all, That O scale Resource page is fantastic.

Yes, and a new one just hit the airwaves!!!