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Reply to "Increasing O-Scale costs..."

I think there are many good things available and at very good prices. 40 years ago,  a very nice O Scale loco might cost a few hundred dollars. I couldn't afford it then. Now  a similarly nice loco is $1,700 to $2,000. I suspect when you count in inflation, the cost differential isn't much at all.

 

I think we all tend to glorify the past. it's like Dana Carvey's "Cranky Old man" character on Saturday Night Live: "We had to walk to school up hill both ways in 10 feet of snow. And we liked it!"

 

I believe we are in a renaissance period for O Scale. (I also happen to believe that the Atlas O Scale turnouts are a pretty good buy. But then again, I've been accused of heresy before...)

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