Thread 212369320

Nah, he don't care.

>>212369320 (OP)
This scene really made me realize the amount of effort and detail that goes into making model train displays.

>>212369320 (OP)
What's the deal with old people and trains anyways? They just wake up one day and are like "hell yeah, trains" lmao

>>212370420
To get a glimps at how things used to be

>>212370420
No, I think train-sets are something you grow-up with.
I like trains, but I'd never waste that amount of money on models.

>>212370420
>>212370641
Train sets are kino

My dad had one and my uncle also had one

And I had pic related

>>212370900
i had a similar train when i was a kid. i think it as the red one

I'm just used to mass-transit shit like this.
I enjoy train rides, but when it's not busy.
https://web.archive.org/web/20241106214003/https://content.tfl.gov.uk/london-rail-and-tube-services-map.pdf

>imagine riding in that club car, sipping on a negroni
>imagine two

>>212371108
based

>>212371108
mine was clearly better tho so I think my parents loved me more than yours

>>212371240
yeah probably. i just inherited by older brothers toys

>>212371329
Were they drug addicts or alcoholics?

>>212371341
>alcoholics
yeah my dad is definitely an alcoholic. havent spoken to him in years

>>212371108
i had this one but i always wanted the silver bullet train one they advertised on tv

>>212369320 (OP)
That mortadell' is number three? Didn't he used to be Junior Soprano's driver?

>>212370420
When I was younger I didn't really care about WW2. Now that I'm getting older I find it more and more interesting. There are just some subjects that the brain starts to like more when you get old.

>>212372614
Same. One will always end up back there to look at how our own Western governments basically fucked the world up by defeating the wrong enemy. The Cold War was a 45 year time-out. Now we have globalism and everyone marching into wage-slavery, while our elites sold out to Red China. Truly the worst timeline.

Let's do a race! The polar express one.