I know what I want for Christmas!

[Kumo]

This:

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/YNVr6AzDyIU" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/YNVr6AzDyIU</a>

And also a track line to my work! 

[cteno4]

oh man me tooooo! that would be great in the backyard!

jeff

[bill937ca]

Cool!  

Here`s the thread on this supplier.

http://www.jnsforum.com/index.php/topic,488.0.html

http://www.modelnics.com/800.htm

[Martijn Meerts]

Jeff, you probably have plenty space for a nice loop too. I'll help build it next time I come over =)

[cteno4]

I have often dreamed of the garden shinkensen rr in the backyard! Figured a raised viaduct for most of it to help keep the leaves off and the dog leaving presents on the tracks. Thinking a wood viaduct could have pretty easy slots routed into it to lay track into. Figured a 700 series would be the easiest to scratch build. There is almost a 1/4 th acre in the back yard so it could have quite a run! Could even extend into the front yard. Maybe some day out in retirement...

Jeff

[Webskipper]

Is that 7 1/2 Gauge?  We're building a 7 1/2 track around the train museum.

If I wasn't so quick on the iPhone with ebay.de I would have found an ICE-T under my tree.  I gave my girlfriend the missing car numbers for her to give to her Aunt in Belgium. Hmmm. Maybe I'll just ask for a Kato Euromed TGV, lighted.

[bill937ca]

5 inch gauge

[scott]

My problem is that I'm so obsessed with running-distance that if I could have a garden railway, I'd *still* want it to be in N gauge.