What does a Coaster Enthusiast want for Christmas?

Hey John, don't be too modest there! ;)

Man, I can't believe I missed a chance to ride another Afterburner right in my backyard!  I'll definitely be there next year if they have one again.

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ColumbusCoaster, he always mentions the rich part......not like he belongs there! Why else would he need roommates? And Henderson Road is not that nice, but it's better than a box, unless it's a box, on a truck, carrying coaster parts, on it's way to Great America. :) I do love having a 1956 John Allen in my backyard!

Millrace, yep I tried the loc track too, though I find the KATO to work best. I even had N, HO and O under the same tree once! No room for presents! OK we have mentioned trains, and automobiles. Any planes? :D

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Arrow Guy said:
OK we have mentioned trains, and automobiles. Any planes?

Well, you could get me Planes, Trains and Automobiles on DVD! :)

I'll take a Rock-O-Plane or any of the 'O-Plane rides!

Never tried KATO's track but it doesn't surprise me that it is the best! I got a stash of 'power-loc' on sale, otherwise I would have gone with Bachmann's EZ Track. I think they have a better system. I wouldn't have had to color the ties with a magic marker!

It's all too expensive for a real layout anyway but a great solution for temporary under the tree set-ups.

Henderson Road beats Cleveland Ave (I've since moved). :)

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Well, when i buy my house, I doubt Ill be able to afford anything more than Grove-Tucky

Trims removed from the first drop of the beast, brake run also removed.  :-)