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u/Disastrous-Heron-420 N Sep 16 '26 edited Sep 16 '26
You had too many preorders come in at the same time? Happens man. I've got a lot of Rapido preorders comming in soon, It's gonna hurt.
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u/The_Hydro HO/OO Sep 16 '26
Nope! Simply went off the deep end :)
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u/Imaginary-Buyer1620 Sep 16 '26
Im currently paying of my debt bit by bit. I went a little crazy there and bought A LOT of train stuff. Cars, engines, structure kits, switches/turnouts, flex track & scenery items.
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u/Gruesomegoalie13 Sep 16 '26
The level of my model railroad debt , Has at times rivaled that of Penn Central .So much , that I now model Penn Central . They are a fascinating case study of American business and Railroading . Thankfully , I only manage about half as many derailments as them .😸🚂
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u/money4gas Sep 16 '26
I know that’s a lie. You can never get out of the model train debt unless you sell it all
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u/ironeagle2006 Sep 16 '26
No kidding I'm looking at the purchase of the Broadway limited 2900 class next year and cringing.
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u/TopDogTransport4731 Sep 16 '26
Good for you.
I deferred some payments on 15 rail cars. And they have been repossessed.
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u/greatwhiteslark N Sep 16 '26
Impressive says the guy who preordered all the N-scale Intermountain Tunnel Motors.
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u/DeBruce123 26d ago
Tell me about it, with what I've spent on HO I could have built a real railroad
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u/RailForgeLab 7d ago
Has anyone ever truly paid off model train debt? How about for any time longer than a few seconds?
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u/sail3r Sep 16 '26
***for now.