Large Scale Central

Model train wiki

General Discussion
#1

It may be of interest to several of you that a model train wiki has been started six days ago (19 Feb) http://www.modeltrainwiki.com/
It contains G-scale section which I suppose will grow to cover a majority of large scales and may to some extent duplicate LSC LS-wiki
It seems to me that some cross referencing may, therefore, be useful, even at this early stage. Best wishes from Tokyo, Zubi

#2
Zbigniew Struzik said:
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It contains G-scale section which I suppose will grow to cover a majority of large scales and may to some extent duplicate LSC LS-wiki
It seems to me that some cross referencing may, therefore, be useful, even at this early stage. Best wishes from Tokyo, Zubi


Zubi,

I’d say “have at it”; I won’t be. :wink: :slight_smile:

#3

Whenever a new or old place opens up and uses “G” Scale as part of it’s description; I naturally shy away…usually means that most participants will be out-of-the-box types, or toy train collectors…
I know that it is all part of the hobby of MODEL RAILROADING, but I’m tired of reading questions like: “If I use wire other than LGB wire; will it hurt my trains ?”

#4

Fred,

:smiley: :smiley:

You were reading my mind!

#5

So, what will happen if I don’t use LGB wire with my trains? Will it somehow hurt them? :lol: :smiley: :lol:

#6

In the minds of some; using non LGB wire will somehow polute the electrons and cause loss of value…of the motors…but what do I know, eh !!!

#7

Mind reading is part of my Branchrailroadian training…here in the abbey, we often read minds, while testing holy water…!!!

#8
Zbigniew Struzik said:
It may be of interest to several of you that a model train wiki has been started six days ago (19 Feb) http://www.modeltrainwiki.com/ It contains G-scale section which I suppose will grow to cover a majority of large scales and may to some extent duplicate LSC LS-wiki It seems to me that some cross referencing may, therefore, be useful, even at this early stage. Best wishes from Tokyo, Zubi
Zubi - I thought there already was large-scale wiki, at least, I contributed quite a lot to one well over a year ago.....

Here it is… http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G_scale

Best wishes

tac

#9

[shout at top of voice] I’ll be damned if I going to reference. [/shout at top of voice]

There, was that cross enough?

#10
Fred Mills said:
Mind reading is part of my Branchrailroadian training......here in the abbey, we often read minds, while testing holy water....!!!!
Remind me to wear my aluminum foil biretta when I'm anywhere near Fred ... not that I'm in much danger, not having much mind left to read ...