Malaysian hobbyist catches the (toy) trains of his childhood


  • Living
  • Wednesday, 12 Jun 2019

Choo, choo train chuggin’ down the track ... So goes the first line of Neil Sedaka’s captivating song One Way Ticket To The Blues. For Rosfaizan Abdul Rahman. 39, the music playing in his mind is a different tune. He has not bought a one-way ticket to the blues.

Public relations man Rosfaizan is humming a happy tune. Like geeky Sheldon Cooper, the physicist in television’s The Big Bang Theory, both are ga-ga over trains!

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