& I'm Chris = SMR CHRIS From the Sunny Central Coast Area of New South Wales, Australia Been associated with model trains since birth so you could say it was bread into me. So = a model train Nut for 42years. I do have a problem that I can't stay with just one scale so I call my self a Rubber Gauge modeller, N scale to 5" live steam. Favourite scale to model in is O be it's 1/4" or 7mm in Narrow gauge and Standard gauge, Australian, UK, US. Have several model railways on the go in various scale's I also have a liking for British OO with two era's BR late steam / Diesel and BR large logo with a Scotish leaning. I'm Super lucky I have a wife Shelley who under stands my hobbies and let's me "play" Trains even helps out occasionally. It works like this I get to buy a train Shelley gets to buy a Pro camera item, you know the ones my lense in bigger than yours. Most importantly, I always feel that it is important to make your hobby fun, you will enjoy it more if your having fun! To that end I don't understand the Rivet counter that is always finding fault but never ever gets something done them selves =not having fun in my book. My angle is just have a go if it works for you and your happy that perfect. The SMR = South Maitland Railway a passion of mine as was able to ride steam on revenue coal trains when I was a kid. Me on SMR 10 Class 10 No30 Enjoy the ride that is Platform 1 http://www.click
SMR CHRIS wrote: I am not 100% certain, but this might constitute creeping, Let me tell you Chris, it will make no difference how much you creep and crawl around our beloved flounder, the pay packet will be exactly the same as the rest of us get, diddly squat!
You mean to say that you didn't get the brown envelopes that I've been sending down. ......... Better have a word with Lesley or Bryony.
They got them Toto, but you hadn't put a stamp on them Rubber Gauging - now that's what it stands for This Scottish modelling malarky is catching, I was interested in the Caley before I moved up here 32 years ago, and dispite the locals trying to sway me to either Ex Caley lines or Ex North British lines, the Highland got me - probably due to there being very few buildings in the middle of nowhere - as I hate building buildings - someone remind me how on earth I decide to build an inner city based railway. Paul
