Reverse Running commentary
R
emember
getting that
train set for
Christmas? I do. It was
a Lionel set with a die-
sel, three cars, and a
caboose.
There was a loop of
track that Dad had
laid on a piece of
plywood that he had
painted green. But I
was driving that train
across the country.
From New York to Chicago, Chicago to St. Louis, St. Louis to....
wherever my imagination wanted to go!
I suggest moving to an “imagination model railroad.” Think
about the savings of time and money that can be had.
No more chasing down those pesky electrical shorts that show
up only when guests are on hand. No derailments or running
out of supplies after the hobby shop is closed. No more desired
or needed models out of production.
By using our imagination, we don't have to worry about scale,
era, or geographical area.
Reverse Running: Stepping outside the box with a contrary view
by Don Hanley
An imagination model railroad
MRH-Dec 2013
