News8 Report on Model Train Enthusiast 1986 KFMB San Diego

back when and just can't really remember where they went. Well, we spent the day with a man who still has his trains more than any little boy could ever want. It's easy to see Cam Wilsbach likes model trains. He has some under the piano in his living room. He has model trains inside the coffee table in the TV room. right to inside the coffee table. But it's downstairs where Cam really has trains. >> Cam is 72 now, retired, and he spends a lot of time with his trains. You come down here a lot and just play. >> That's right. Yeah. He has three different elaborate setups down here. Ho gauge trains, little ones. The familiar O gauge lion trains, the kind a lot of us remember from when we were kids, and an overwhelming setup of number one gauge trains, big trains, running through a town he's created called Wilsburg. It took Cam about seven years to put all this together and he says it's a neverending process making trains and playing with them. >> Second child. >> There is a lot of little boy in Cam Wilsbach. A little kid who never gets tired of watching and tinkering with trains. >> You never get tired of it. No, it's just uh one of those things, you know, you have grew up with it all your life, you know, and playing with trains and railroad and that type of thing. And so it's still there. He got his first train, a windup toy when he was 5 years old and hooked ever since. Always loved trains. >> Always have. Absolutely. Yes. Yes. And the wife and I have taken several train trips whenever we go anywhere. And so she enjoys us as much as I do. And so it's uh forever in the blood, I guess. He runs a nice railroad as beits the owner of the line. He has a personalized car and he provides highly efficient service to the good citizens of Willsburg. Board. Willsburg has a variety of charms, including a smurf on a wind surfer who can catch a train anytime if he wants to. >> He says on vacation he takes pictures of trains and his wife takes pictures of scenery. That's how it works out. I don't think I've ever seen a large