Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Waverley Model Railway Club

I mentioned earlier it was a long weekend, right?

It was the Queen's Birthday holiday on Monday, so we went to Brandon Park to see this:





Fascinating, all in all, and I casually mentioned that these elderly gentlemen must have such a passion for this hobby. And what did Wilkin reply? Something like waste of time and money. So, what else can I say? End of discussion lor, right? Haha! That was funny, a two sentence discussion. Can enter Guinness Book of Record or not?

Aidan was all the while very quiet, surprisingly, and I can see that he was really concentrating on those mini trains chugging along the trails. There are even invisible trail lines for the buses. Those people really did a great job. There was even a train model maker there to show us his skills.

At the end of the visit, who can miss the king of all children's train, Thomas?

8 comments:

Leena said...

this is my first visit to your blog. don't mind a comment ya?

Aidan looks every bit like a prince charmin.. eee cute.

Anonymous said...

so nice, but I hardly see these kind of mini building n trains models in Ipoh...

pearly said...

hi dear ;
I BET YOUR AIDAN WILL LOVE THE WHOLE THING ABOT THOMES THE TRAIN AND THE FAT CONTROL.
HAVE A NICE DAY XXXXX

Anonymous said...

OMGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!

I would LOVE TO BE THERE!!! I love all these minitrains and aiyooo...so lucky la you! How long will it be on?

Gosh..I'm such a geek!!!!

I actually have so many tracks (thomas) for my kids. Kononnya....I love playing with it la!

Sweetpea said...

shern's mom - welcome to my humble blog. of course i don't mind. leave lots! :P and thank you, hehe.

lovely mummy - haha, ipoh lagi tadak lor!

pearly - he doesn't quite like the fat controller, haha!

Sweetpea said...

mott - ONE DAY ONLY LAR! hehe.. queen's burpday mar. din know u likey thomas yourself!

Simple American said...

Those remind me of my brother. He was railroad hobbyist. Had all kinds of miniature trains.

Sweetpea said...

SA - it's amazing isn't it? these tiny little horseys and buildings. it was a good exhibition :)