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Until at least 11am on the 11th day of the 11th month, yes.

Annoying 'water mark', only watched a few minutes owing to it being dead centre!

....usually built of bricks & about 2-3ft high, (from my experience).

On this very website is a forum which should interest you, here's the link. http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/84210-coarse-scale-o-gauge/page-7&do=findComment&comment=2073573

I have Trainboard in my bookmarks, might suit you. http://www.trainboard.com/highball/index.php?forums/n-scale.112/

Try using Firefox browser, some sites are having problems with the latest Windows Explorer.

I'm still of the 'convert to R/C' proper camp. (DeadRail as some know it.) Why still use wired track as in the new Bachmann system?

(Just come here from another thread.) Does this 2-wire system allow for reverse loops & wye junctions without any extra faffing about?

Reminds me of the Crooked Mountain Lines, I loved the single unit 'trains' on that. http://themodelrailwayshow.com/cn1950s/?p=3685 Edit: This may also be of interest.

I hate that, when you've been waiting a long time for something, & it turns out to be crap!

......love those size comparisons!

I'd need an illuminated magnifying glass in that scale....... (Hope it works out for you.)

Perhaps some enterprising manufacturer can make a modern day version of the block instruments; as there won't be many of the originals available at affordable prices.

Sector plate fiddle leading to three sidings, (as in a 'nook). (3-2-2 will only need about 3ft 6in x 1ft 3in)

That's where a micro comes in handy, something to play with operate whilst constructing your layout of a lifetime. (Mind you, you may get hooked on micros, so beware.)