[ironduke]

Hello

Please call me Rob
I recgonise some people from another forum :^)
I found this one while searching for some information.
I'm currently building a layout based on a Cornish fishing village, which I have attempted to document on My Web Site

Anyway, I look forward to getting to know you all.

 

[Doug]

Hi Rob, welcome to the forum.

I like the look of your layout. I see that you have mastered the dark art of track design software.

Your figures look great. The Daleks must be unique. We saw an Alien invasion scene at the Nürnberg Toy Fair last time we went.

 

[Gwent rail]

Hi Rob and welcome to our forum.
Enjoyed a quick look at your site and will visit again soon.
Did you constuct the site yourself? If so well done.

 

[Raider]

Hi Rob - yep there are a few names on here that will be familiar to you.

Chris

 

[Brian Considine]

Hi Rob,

Just had a quick look at your website - excellent & the Dalek is brilliant (was going to say out of this world !).

 

[Makemineadouble]

Exiled from new railway modellers ? or cast a drift ?, lacking decent discussion and stimulation. whatever.... How is the weather down under ?.
Once you've cleared immigration, and had your vaccinations, paid for your visa , stood a round of drinks, and done your party piece. I'm sure we'll be able to roll out the threadbare carpet and welcome you on board.

Beware pensioners on a high

 

[neil_s_wood]

Hi Rob welcome to the forum. Love your website. The Dalek is pretty good. Liked your buildings too and scenery. Looks like we could learn a bit from you.

 

[Doug]

I just found the HO scale alien landing. Photo taken at Nürnberg. I think it was behind (but perhaps not part of) the Fleischmann stand.

 

[Brian Considine]

QUOTE (Doug @ 21 Nov 2006, 22:20) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I just found the HO scale alien landing. Photo taken at Nürnberg. I think it was behind (but perhaps not part of) the Fleischmann stand.

I think (if memory serves me correctly) that is the Busch stand - they produce some "flying saucer" stuff as well as some excellent scenics & working electrical accessories.

 

[neil_s_wood]

Yes it is Busch. I've seen this stuff in their catalogue.

 

[ironduke]

Thank you all :^)

Jeff, yes I did construct the website myself using Macromedia Dreamweaver 8

QUOTE ("Makemineadouble")Exiled from new railway modellers ? or cast a drift ?, lacking decent discussion and stimulation.

None of the above :^) it's just that they all go to bed when I wake up. Actually there are just too many threads to follow so naturally I went looking for more.

 

[Makemineadouble]

QUOTE yes I did construct the website myself using Macromedia Dreamweaver 8

Quite an amazing hobby, with all the new skills you learn. I always considered my woodworking skills were none existent. Now I know I have good bench making skills, with a poor application on carpentry.

I'm just waiting for the opportunity to learn the trombone.

 

[7113]

QUOTE (dbclass50 @ 21 Nov 2006, 23:20) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I think (if memory serves me correctly) that is the Busch stand - they produce some "flying saucer" stuff as well as some excellent scenics & working electrical accessories.

I visited the Busch stand last time I managed to blag a trip to Nurnberg, and the flying saucer scene was most impressive, their stand is actually a pretty large one and some of their dioramas do indeed give food for thought.

Regards

John

 

[pedromorgan]

Welcome Rob

I think walthers also make a UFO

Peter