>From Caboose, go south on Broadway (a few blocks) til you see the
signs directing you to get on I-25 northbound. I-25 north about 7 or
8 miles to I-36 west (as if going to Boulder). After a couple miles
exit from I-36 to Federal southbound. Go just a few blocks and turn
right at 75th (I think it's 75th., it will be the first intersection
with a light and a McDonalds on the east side) Go a block down 75th
and the large divided building on your right contains Mizzells. It
is a very well stocked HO shop, fair N shop and has a lot of the
really big scales including some stuff that is priced about like a
used car.
--- In BRHSlist@yahoogroups.com, "Rick Keil" <rkeil6721@h...> wrote:
> I will be in Denver next month for a hockey game and my wife
is "letting" me
> go to Caboose Hobbies, how would I get to Mizzell Trains? Thanks
>
> Ric Keil
> Omaha, NE
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> >From: "wollffee <wolfee@o...>" <wolfee@o...>
> >Reply-To: BRHSlist@yahoogroups.com
> >To: BRHSlist@yahoogroups.com
> >Subject: [BRHSlist] How come no E8/9 B's?
> >Date: Sun, 23 Feb 2003 16:32:20 -0000
> >
> >How come the CBQ only bought A units? No B units? Is there some
> >operational logic to this?
> >
> >btw, thanks for the hobby shop rec. I don't think it is the one in
> >Omaha, their home page says Florida. I eventually found what I was
> >looking for locally, in Denver--an Kato HO "Burlington" Burlington
> >business car. And I got the N scale "The Round Up" from Brooklyn
> >Locomotive Works on the net. If anybody is looking for the HO
> >version, and can't find it, Mizzell Trains in Westminster, CO has a
> >lot of them. A little high at $43.
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