Hi Andy and to the forum. Tale your time and get settled in and when you are ready, come back and tell us a bit about yourself. I hope you enjoy your stay at Platform1. Cheers for now Toto
G'day Andy G1, Welcome aboard. Settle in, take a look around and if you have any questions, the answer won't be far away. Enjoy the forum, there is plenty to read and plenty of good pics as well. Something for everyone ! Enjoy the camaraderie and banter that is P1MRC. Cheers, Gary.
Hi and welcome Andy G1, great to have you on board. Hope to hear from you and find out your modelling preferences soon. Cheer's, Pete.
Hi All, Just a quick hello from Newcastle NSW. I'll chat more when I have time. Actually talked to a couple of you guys down at the Epping/Rosehill show. I have 5 different layouts First is British OO layout based very non-literally in an imaginary area just north of London in the 1930-1970s It is in a shed 17.5m long , and has a two track main with 60mm of track in each, plus a suburban good line with about 80m of track It started out as pure LNER, then a couple of LMS and Southern steam trains crept in. I then took a liking for British HSTs.. Here is a link to a web site I created but haven't updated for a while. http://members.optusnet.com.au/~gradds55/Gradsden_Central/pictures.html Lots of pics, and some videos etc Second layout is a transportable N-gauge Swiss layout based on a mix of the Albula and Bernina lines. The web site for it only has development pictures (hopefully will get around to doing something about that some day) Here is a video link to a run around the layout, taken at the Our Town model show last year and a second video of a beer train rushing around the layout (an earlier video so the middle part of the layout is missing) I also have a 10.5m long "dogbone" layout designed for Japanese high speed trains A small experimental Z-gauge layout and I am currently working on a 9.2m long 4 track N-sale pseudo-American 1930s-1980s layout. Cheers, I'll try to get more pics soon
Welcome to the forum Andy, boy you have a fair collection. I'm sure you'll find your time on here interesting, just fire away. Once again welcome to the forum Paul
