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1drummerOGR Forum Member

I bought a book "Model railroading with MTH electric trains" by Rob Adelman
I am thinking it is not the book I really wanted

Should I have bought Barry's?

4/9/1210:59 PM

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Barry BroskowitzOGR Forum Member MEMORIALIZED MEMBER

I am thinking it is not the book I really wanted
Should I have bought Barry's?

Absolutely correct on both counts.

1drummerOGR Forum Member

so where do I buy and how much/

Bluegill1OGR Forum Member

https://ogrforum.ogaugerr.com/d...ent/2415514336669970

1drummerOGR Forum Member

ordered..

SkyHookDepotOGR Forum Member

Originally Posted by 1drummer:

I bought a book "Model railroading with MTH electric trains" by Rob Adelman
I am thinking it is not the book I really wanted

Should I have bought Barry's?

Thanks, Dad!

Love,

Barry

(Great book, Barry!)

1drummerOGR Forum Member

Ok skyhookdepot whats the gag? What am I missing?

Mike NorbergOGR Forum Member

For just $2.45, how could you go wrong?

Since it pretty much describes how this guy built his layout using MTH products, it could be interesting reading for the beginner.

It's not intended to be a comprehensive guide to DCS, so you can't compare it to Barry's book.

In reference to SkyHook's post; we rarely know what he's talking about.

4/11/1212:29 PM

1drummerOGR Forum Member

What is $2.45?? The Adelman book was $24.95 plus...

Mike NorbergOGR Forum Member

Amazon.Com:

Lists it for $8.92(new) and $2.45(used).

The E Book is listed at $9.99.

Just google the title.

4/11/1210:48 PM

1drummerOGR Forum Member

wow thanks for pouring salt in the wound

4/11/1211:14 PM

Mike NorbergOGR Forum Member

Originally Posted by 1drummer:

wow thanks for pouring salt in the wound

You're welcome. At my posting, I had no idea what you paid.

You asked where I got the $2.45, and I told you.

4/11/1211:58 PM

Allan MillerOGR Editor-in-Chief SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

I worked with Rob in getting his book together and published. It is basically a "getting started" guide to model railroading with MTH trains, or most other trains for that matter. It is definitely not anywhere near the comprehensive guide to DCS that Barry's book is.

Rob's book also is about 10 years old at this date, so be aware that some more recent advances may not appear in that volume.

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