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final decision: i'll go for railroad modeling :)

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Gianni Rondinini - 29 Jan 2007 11:12 GMT
as, i think, many newbie modelers i'm trying to decide the scale. i'd
prefer to go with n models because of the usual reasons; however i was
able to find just a couple of catalogues of models in n scale and,
which is the real problem, almost nothing regarding accessories:
houses, people and so on. i'm not sure i'm able to build my own
houses, street lights, traffic lights and so on and buying them would
make things faster and better.

can you please point me to some manufacturer of such accessories in n
scale? i've found woodland scenics catalogue, but their items are
almost impossible to find here in italy. i can import them, but would
like to have some alternatives.

about rails: peco ones are easy to find, as fleishmann are. the
latter, however, cost about twice and a half as peco: is there such a
big difference? i don't want to waste money, but i won't be able to
clean rails every 10 days, then if fleishmann require much less
maintenance i'll go for them.

any other suggestion will be appreciated. i didn't find much in the
latest posts of the newsgroup.

thanks in advance.

regards,
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Frank A. Rosenbaum - 29 Jan 2007 12:15 GMT
> as, i think, many newbie modelers i'm trying to decide the scale. i'd
> prefer to go with n models because of the usual reasons; however i was
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>
> regards,

try www.walthers.com
They are a distributor that carry many lines.
David Starr - 29 Jan 2007 12:42 GMT
>> as, i think, many newbie modelers i'm trying to decide the scale. i'd
>> prefer to go with n models because of the usual reasons; however i was
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> try www.walthers.com
> They are a distributor that carry many lines.

Specifically, you want to get a copy of the big Walther's book for N
scale.  It's got just about everything anyone makes, with good color
illustrations.

David Starr
Gianni Rondinini - 29 Jan 2007 15:11 GMT
thanks to both of you, frank and david

i'll send a mail to them.

regards,
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Gianni Rondinini (31, tanti, RA)
Nikon user - Bmw driver
http://bugbarbeq.deviantart.com
Dicite, judicii quid habet plebicula veri?
(Palingenio, Zodiac. vitae, Sagit., p. 236)

David Starr - 29 Jan 2007 16:12 GMT
> thanks to both of you, frank and david
>
> i'll send a mail to them.
>
> regards,
  The Walther's book ought to be available at your friendly local hobby
shop (LHS), if they is still an LHS in your locality.

David Starr
 
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