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Looks to me like HO is a lot more prevalent around here (about 2.5 million people in the area). There are no O gauge clubs, they are mostly all HO maybe some N and G clubs. We also have two train stores that carry O gauge, one has a fair amount of O gauge and is the one I go to, the other has very little. Both of these have other gauges as well, mine has everything Z to G. We have probably 4-5 hobby shops that are mostly HO & N only and no O gauge. One of the HO shops I visited with my grandson was almost happy when he told us they had 'HO and No O'.

 

We have probably 4-6 train shows per year in the area and there is hardly any O gauge at any of the ones I have attended. Maybe only a couple of sellers per show have O gauge out of maybe 40-50 total sellers. The rest is HO and N. I don't recall seeing any G gauge. I prefer the new modern stuff and there has been very little of that at any of the shows I have been to, most O gauge was postwar and a lot of that looked to me like it would be good for parts donor items and that's about it.

OGR Publishing, Inc., 1310 Eastside Centre Ct, Suite 6, Mountain Home, AR 72653
800-980-OGRR (6477)
www.ogaugerr.com

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