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

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!!!

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

Jay

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

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

Jay

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

BH

up148 wrote:In life, you always have to separate the chaff from the grain.

BH

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

Robert

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

Robert wrote:

up148 wrote: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.

That's the gluten-free version.

Thanks all, That O scale Resource page is fantastic.

style0 wrote:Thanks all, That O scale Resource page is fantastic.

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