why no hobby shop around kl sell those train 

Thanx Funderland, btw what kind of model can i buy from there? and price range around rm1k or what?

it would be better if i go to your shop. u have website?

nvm. actually i'm looking for Digital diesel locomotive set. HO scale. any suggestion?

ok i think thats enough talks about this shop...its already consider advertising already...since the website already been shared...then further discussion about that shop and what that shop got can be done with PM or at ur facebook page

please just  maintain discussion regarding the train and model collections only in here
thanks

nvm. actually i'm looking for Digital diesel locomotive set. HO scale. any suggestion?

thanx for the information. time to check my pocket to make decision. 

Aaaaah... this hobby is so expensive! 

Now i can only afford to watch! 

Definitely will drop by you place soon, been planning to collect train set, just dont know its so expensive. 

what kind of model i could buy if my budget under 2.5k?

nice for starter set. the locomotive comes with sound?

Random question. How does the train create the chimney smoke effect?

damn. hard to make a decision. 

Interesting. I tot it would use maybe water to create the smoke.

Wow, looks like we need a big area to setup even the basic train model.

Sure. Will try if I can drop by. Cheers

Looks like a Star and Putra LRT mix-mash

Ic. Couldn't see much detail from this angle. Has the head of the Star and body colour of the Putra.

if i begin my 1st rail with roco locomotive, is it possible to me to combine with other brands of locomotive? such bachmann?

If you are around Singapore, you might also try this new shop:  Singapore Railways Pte Ltd
They sell H0-models [exact scale 1:87] and Garden Railways [scale 1:22.5]; so far European ones only with 2 years warranty; from different manufacturers.

Quite a number of actual H0-starterkits on stock with Swiss, Dutch, French, Austrian and German trains; digital and analogue.

Uff ... numerous trains, coaches, goods cars and accessories also on stock ;-) They can also do digital modifications and maintenance.

If you want to know the stories behind models, technologies and history ... this seems an interesting place to visit 

i'm using MRC prodigy advance 2 DCC controller on my layout. my locomotives (all are american) are from bachmann, intermountain, atlas, proto 2000 and a few very old DC engines which i had converted them to DCC by myself. all are working fine on my MRC controller, no problem at all. 1 of the problem you might encounter will be different types of coupler but it can be easily customized/fixed.

again, it all depends on your preferences such as type of diesels and their era. as for me i'm not so particular about era, i'm more concern with the price! these days i'll buy cheap good DC engines and convert them to DCC and also adding sound by myself, more fun!

right now i'm setting up my small layout at home, very small because doesn't have any space unlike what i had previously in auckland. more train items are on its way backhome here hopefully by end of june. anyone by any chance passing through seremban is always welcome to drop by my place here and we can talk about trains