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G Gauge Trains are Huge!



A Quick Look at a USA Trains G Gauge train set that I recently picked up. It is remarkable how much larger a G scale train is compared to even O scale! I plan to eventually build a small garden railroad in the backyard, and this set will be the starting point for that new adventure.


► USA Trains: http://www.usatrains.com


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You can watch the full video below. (Sorry, post showed up a day early, video is out Tuesday morning 6am CT).



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2 days ago

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