http://blog.thehobbyguy.tv/2006/09/22/virtual-railroading-a-real-hobby-cmon/ Planes, Trains, Bots & Games (and a few gadgets too) Thu, 12 Aug 2010 02:50:14 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://blog.thehobbyguy.tv/2006/09/22/virtual-railroading-a-real-hobby-cmon/comment-page-1/#comment-16650 Dave Campbell Mon, 07 Sep 2009 20:04:14 +0000 http://thehobbyguy.tv/wordpress/?p=14#comment-16650 Virtual model railroading can also be a great way to try out various track configurations before you build a real (ie., non-virutal) model railroad. Virtual model railroading can also be a great way to try out various track configurations before you build a real (ie., non-virutal) model railroad.

]]> http://blog.thehobbyguy.tv/2006/09/22/virtual-railroading-a-real-hobby-cmon/comment-page-1/#comment-16470 Robert Pitt Mon, 18 Feb 2008 19:30:56 +0000 http://thehobbyguy.tv/wordpress/?p=14#comment-16470 I have never herd of V-scale. It sounds cool, I have O Gauge. I have been building my layout for about 7 months now and I have had a grate time doing it. The size of the table that I'm putting it on is 23 feet X 14 feet. I have a video of when I started on my website at www.modeltrainsonabudget.com . I need to put another video on there, but it will come soon. I have never herd of V-scale. It sounds cool, I have O Gauge. I have been building my layout for about 7 months now and I have had a grate time doing it. The size of the table that I’m putting it on is 23 feet X 14 feet. I have a video of when I started on my website at http://www.modeltrainsonabudget.com . I need to put another video on there, but it will come soon.

]]> http://blog.thehobbyguy.tv/2006/09/22/virtual-railroading-a-real-hobby-cmon/comment-page-1/#comment-13006 The Hobby Guy - » The New York Harlem Line Goes Virtual in Trainz Classic Sat, 02 Jun 2007 11:47:00 +0000 http://thehobbyguy.tv/wordpress/?p=14#comment-13006 [...] In past posts I have talked about how the model railroad hobby has gone virtual and how much fun modeling in V-Scale is. Now, Auran, the maker of Trainz and Trainz 2006, is releasing Trainz Classic. Trainz Classic is going to start out with a focus on The New York Harlem Line, Grand Central, and Metro North Commuter Railroad. This is exciting for me as my father began his career in Grand Central working for New York Central and over the years worked much of this line, including working for Conrail, and finally retiring with Metro North. It should be interesting seeing this virtual recreation of a railroad line that I grew up around. [...] [...] In past posts I have talked about how the model railroad hobby has gone virtual and how much fun modeling in V-Scale is. Now, Auran, the maker of Trainz and Trainz 2006, is releasing Trainz Classic. Trainz Classic is going to start out with a focus on The New York Harlem Line, Grand Central, and Metro North Commuter Railroad. This is exciting for me as my father began his career in Grand Central working for New York Central and over the years worked much of this line, including working for Conrail, and finally retiring with Metro North. It should be interesting seeing this virtual recreation of a railroad line that I grew up around. [...]

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