I don't know if I'm the only one here who still plays with trains, but growing up in the 1950's trains were the toy for children.
I collect pre-WW II Tinplate trains, both electric and mechanical/wind-up. I have at the present Hafner, Marx & Lionel trains
manufactured between the 1920's & 1940's. I got my first train in 1956, which began my lifelong love of trains.
I do have others that I play with in G scale, N scale and O scale by various manufacturers, but the Tinplate are my treasures.
Happy Rails.
sixdogs
I collect pre-WW II Tinplate trains, both electric and mechanical/wind-up. I have at the present Hafner, Marx & Lionel trains
manufactured between the 1920's & 1940's. I got my first train in 1956, which began my lifelong love of trains.
I do have others that I play with in G scale, N scale and O scale by various manufacturers, but the Tinplate are my treasures.
Happy Rails.
sixdogs