Hi there, Welcome to Platform1. Good to have you here. Get settled in and have a look around. When you are ready, come back and tell us a bit about yourself and your modelling projects. It would also be good to know where you heard of us. I hope you enjoy the journey with us. Loads of good guys here who are always happy to chew the fat. One or two loonies as well ........ It helps to keep things light hearted a bit. Again, Welcome aboard Toto
Hi and from a warm and sunny Dundee, a rare event in itself. Glad you decided to join us here at platform1mrc, settle in and when youre ready please introduce yourself to the forum and tell us about yourself and your modelling interest and adventures. Once again welcome to the forum Paul
and from a highway down under to Platform1 FSMMF when your ready jump on to this post and tell us a little about yourself and your modelling. Dig into the forum there's lots to find Competitions, layouts, how To's General chat and all with a bit of fun to boot. Again big Platform1 welcome FSMMF http://www.click
Hi FSMMF from sunny Spain good to have you on board ... no need to point out the looney ones you'll spot them soon enough ... settle in and enjoy the journey ... er ... you dont like goats by any chance do you? Ian
Love goats Ian just not sure that SWMBO will tolerate them in the lounge. I could ask but ....... Thanks for the welcome. Steve
Hi everyone, this is just a short biography After serving for over 30 years in the RAF I took early retirement to concentrate on more important things! I have been modelling, on and off, since I was a teenager mostly in the smaller scales (currently N and 2mm FS). I am hoping to start on an O gauge garden railway in the future as my senior management has OK'd this but only if I finish my other projects. I currently serve as treasurer for my local model railway club (Sleaford MRC) and am therefore involved in building and operating OO, OO9 and N gauge layouts. I am particularly partial to modelling buildings and landscapes (hence the drift into smaller scales). I hope that I can add to the general wealth of knowledge in this forum and look forward to the banter. Steve (FSMMF)
Hi Steve There are a few O gauge layouts / planks on the go at the moment. Nice introduction. I look forward to following your journey. Cheers Toto
However the goat could be useful to keep the grass under control for the garden layout, tried a dog, but he's useless, keeps spreading fertilizer and watering the plants, and the cats no better Paul
G'day Steve, A belated welcome aboard ! I'll be looking forward to your wealth and knowledge on building buildings and modelling landscapes. Also looking forward to your O scale garden railway and any other contributions to the forum. Enjoy your stay here. Cheers, Gary.
Hi Steve Welcome aboard from Sydney. Am making slow headway through my n gauge buildings at the moment so any hints or tips greatly appreciated. Andrew
