A warm welcome to Ruston92, have a look around, settle in and when youre ready, introduce yourself to the rest of the forum, tell us a bit about yourself and what youre up to. Paul
Hi Ruston92, to Platform 1. put your feet up and have a look around. Feel free to start your own thread to initiate us into your modeling projects or if you haven't started one yet ...... let us know a bit about what your general interests are. Hope you enjoy your stay with us. cheers toto
from the Big land down under. Have a look around at the fun Platform1 is all about We all enjoy our modelling what ever it is big or small we like it all. Once you find your seat get posting and the train leaves from Platform1 So introduce your self here tell us a bit about you modelling or your self Going by your user name do I detect a Industrial loco fan let us know Again and mate.
Hi Ruston92 and from sunny Spain. Interesting choice of title is there a reference to the old engineering company? Anyway enjoy the journey with us. Ian
Welcome Ruston92, hope you enjoy the forum, introduce your self when you get settled in, I will try and sort that drawing for you today. Cheers, Pete.
G'day Ruston92, Welcome aboard from sunny Sydney. After settling in, introduce yourself and show off what you have been up to with your modelling. I take it you know Pete (jakesdad 13) from the post above, so I'm guessing you are well credentialed with modelling. Looking forward to what you have to offer. Cheers, Gary.
G`day Ruston, Come on in and join the fun. to Platform 1.......tickets please!!!! http://www.clickGormo
Many thanks for such a warm welcome everyone. I tend to model in 3 1/2" gauge & 5" gauge. I am currently designing a range of products in 3 1/2" gauge. Image below is just a taster for what is to come
Excellent, This looks different. Designing your own ....... This will be interesting. Thanks for posting, looking forward to more. Cheers Toto
paul_l wrote: Go on Paul you know you want too It's to late for me, my issue now is I can't lift my ones any more. So they just sit at my parents place looking pretty. however there's something quite therapeutic about driving your own steam train albeit a miniature one from a Mamod O to a 5" gauge Can't wait for Ruston to show us more of his work though.
A friend at work once said "my problem is my wife doesn't understand me", I told him "my problem is my wife does understand me !", and getting an O gauge loco (and a couple of wagons) was probably pushing my luck to the extreme Looking forward to these, but probably from afar Paul
I saw some 31/2" gauge locos at an exhibition last year, and even had the pleasure of driving one, they were battery powered and radio controlled, there was such a feeling of mass with them I felt like I was really driving a locomotive, great fun. Cheers, Pete.
