"The HO-Scale Era - First 5 Years" - The Evolution of Model Railroading in My Life

N-Scale was the choice for my many years of model railroading, but I was not getting along with the small size as I got older. A few other reasons also led to my entry into HO-Scale, and this video documents the 5 years from the point I tore up and sold everything N-Scale to the point where I decided that I goofed with my first HO layout and tore that down as well. Does your model railroading relate? How so? Please comment and certainly ask any questions you may have!

[@rogerarchibald2627]

It looks like a great layout based on the thumbnail. I hope that image will be part of a future video!

[@KBuckyRailVideo]

Thank you! The image is from my current layout and even then, that shot was taken a few years ago. I'll be leading up to that as the series progresses.

[@twizzler309]

Nice! Those Alcos sure do sound nice! Bowser?

[@KBuckyRailVideo]

Yes, Bowser. I don't recall if Bowser was a brand I had heard of when I did N-scale, but fortunately Atlas made those C628s. (DC and no sound of course)

[@XBOXShawn12thman]

I only have room for a 4x8 HO layout ... I already want to tear it down and build an L shape point to point, and I'm only half way done with the one I started ... SMH

[@KBuckyRailVideo]

It's all about using whatever space you have to create something that keeps you interested. My layouts up until this one didn't offer that. If you try an L-shape point-to-point layout, I suggest plenty of switching options. For me, that is an important feature. Thanks for the feedback!