- posted 6 years ago
any body here?
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- posted 6 years ago
Not me.
Best wishes
Best wishes
- posted 6 years ago
Op 12-2-2016 om 0:20 schreef andy:
After a lot of messages from a certain Chinese manufacturer, the amount
of traffic decreased somewhat. To be honest, to zero, the messages from
said manufacturer not counting.
I'm still listening for something usefull, but somehow I get the
impression that most people are a bit wary of Chinese advertisements.
Ermin
- posted 6 years ago
ACK (for those conversant with the ASCII protocol)
- posted 6 years ago
In message , andy writes
There ain't nobody here but us chickens.
- posted 6 years ago
A lot of modellers lurk here, but we tend to be also in more
specialised email groups - eg I'm in a couple of British O-scale
groups plus one for the railway where my special interest is, plus the
early rail group even though that is mostly American.
Occasionally something interesting pops up here, which is why I never unsubscribed.
Occasionally something interesting pops up here, which is why I never unsubscribed.
- posted 6 years ago
Or "Mars Attacks".
- posted 6 years ago
More lurkers than you'll see responses from, I suspect, but there is no
way of telling how many, or how often they look.
Ask a real question, or mention something good (or bad) that you have seen, and see what happens.
Eric
Ask a real question, or mention something good (or bad) that you have seen, and see what happens.
Eric
- posted 6 years ago
Having just sold off my 16mm garden railway, is there a special
interest group for Gauge 3 AKA 2 1/2 "?
- posted 6 years ago
Try the Garden Railways & Railroads email group on Yahoo.
It's also a popular gauge for live steam, so you could also try the Yahoo Live _Steam group.
I don't know how active either of there are, though.
My own stuff is British O-scale circa 1900, built from craft kits. I chose that scale because I can run shorter trains with smaller locomotives and cars than the later stuff, and in those days there was more variety than the later era when locomotives were more standardised.
This is, of course electrically powered and not live steam.
It's also a popular gauge for live steam, so you could also try the Yahoo Live _Steam group.
I don't know how active either of there are, though.
My own stuff is British O-scale circa 1900, built from craft kits. I chose that scale because I can run shorter trains with smaller locomotives and cars than the later stuff, and in those days there was more variety than the later era when locomotives were more standardised.
This is, of course electrically powered and not live steam.
- posted 6 years ago
*waves*
- posted 6 years ago
Yeah - Imogen caused quite a few. I'm still building my N-gauge layout;
I'm working on the scenery at last...
- posted 6 years ago
So you've heard the news about the discovery of gravity waves, then.
Best wishes
Best wishes
- posted 6 years ago
No, but this website may be of interest:
Have a good day,
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Have a good day,
- posted 6 years ago
Thanks, bookmarked.
My real interest is in semaphore signals and not the trains themselves and wished to have some of a reasonable size which I would get with narrow gauge based on 2 1/2
My real interest is in semaphore signals and not the trains themselves and wished to have some of a reasonable size which I would get with narrow gauge based on 2 1/2
- posted 6 years ago
In message , Christopher A.
Lee writes
Indeed :-)
- posted 6 years ago
Yes!!
- posted 6 years ago
They are all busy over at
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