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Having just made my first post
thought I had better say hello
My name is Keith and I live in Folkestone. Up until about 6 years ago I lived in Asia (most of the time being spent in Japan) and during that time I built up a rather varied collection of models - Japanese, Chinese, UK, European and US.
Since returning home I have started to build my first layout in a shed at the bottom of the garden. Progress has been rather slow as I discover all the ins and outs of railway modelling!! At least I've got some track down, started blasting, done some scenic work and can now watch the trains go round. Last year I went digital so can enjoy some of the dacca sound-equipped locos in my collection. Eventual plan is to build another room on the back of the house so the layout can move indoors.......
About two years ago I got the garden railway bug and started off with an LGB digital starter set. This quickly expanded so that I now have an out and back line down one side of the garden...eventual plan is to take the railway round the garden so on a hot summer's day can relax and watch and listen to the big trains as they make their way majestically around the garden. Bliss.......
Keith


My name is Keith and I live in Folkestone. Up until about 6 years ago I lived in Asia (most of the time being spent in Japan) and during that time I built up a rather varied collection of models - Japanese, Chinese, UK, European and US.
Since returning home I have started to build my first layout in a shed at the bottom of the garden. Progress has been rather slow as I discover all the ins and outs of railway modelling!! At least I've got some track down, started blasting, done some scenic work and can now watch the trains go round. Last year I went digital so can enjoy some of the dacca sound-equipped locos in my collection. Eventual plan is to build another room on the back of the house so the layout can move indoors.......
About two years ago I got the garden railway bug and started off with an LGB digital starter set. This quickly expanded so that I now have an out and back line down one side of the garden...eventual plan is to take the railway round the garden so on a hot summer's day can relax and watch and listen to the big trains as they make their way majestically around the garden. Bliss.......

Keith