Great news for those of us who enjoy burnt fingers!!
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New Live Steam section
As there has been interest raised in a dedicated Live Steam section, here it is.
For the moment, Hornby Live Steam models and modelling is not distinct from the other scales and models, but if there is a future demand, we may make that into a sub-forum.
To all the live steam engineers: Enjoy the forum!
I may even pull out my Live Steam set and get the Mallard going... Ah, the smell of smoke and oil
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For the moment, Hornby Live Steam models and modelling is not distinct from the other scales and models, but if there is a future demand, we may make that into a sub-forum.
To all the live steam engineers: Enjoy the forum!
I may even pull out my Live Steam set and get the Mallard going... Ah, the smell of smoke and oil
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Many thanks, Doug!
I'll get something posted on Hornby's 'Live Steam' section of their forum by the end of the week.
In explanation to those who may not know it, there has been a desire expressed recently on the Hornby forum to get 'Live Steam' people together both on the Internet and particularly to arrange demonstrations at exhibitions and the like. The publicity is partly to encourage others to join in this form of modelling and partly to encourage Hornby to continue supporting and producing live steam models, which in the last two years seem to have taken a 'back-burner' so to speak
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Now the Hornby website does not allow the posting of photographs, personal messaging, the exchange of names and addresses or the like which would enable interested persons to arrange such activities outlined above. This is understandable when you are aware that the site is often accessed by children.
Doug has been kind enough to separate out 'Live Steam' into its own section. Even more important, Hornby have given me their formal permission to say on their Forum that this Forum will be hosting 'Live Steam' as a particular topic!
Regards,
John Webb
I'll get something posted on Hornby's 'Live Steam' section of their forum by the end of the week.
In explanation to those who may not know it, there has been a desire expressed recently on the Hornby forum to get 'Live Steam' people together both on the Internet and particularly to arrange demonstrations at exhibitions and the like. The publicity is partly to encourage others to join in this form of modelling and partly to encourage Hornby to continue supporting and producing live steam models, which in the last two years seem to have taken a 'back-burner' so to speak
Now the Hornby website does not allow the posting of photographs, personal messaging, the exchange of names and addresses or the like which would enable interested persons to arrange such activities outlined above. This is understandable when you are aware that the site is often accessed by children.
Doug has been kind enough to separate out 'Live Steam' into its own section. Even more important, Hornby have given me their formal permission to say on their Forum that this Forum will be hosting 'Live Steam' as a particular topic!
Regards,
John Webb
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