Hello Dave and welcome to the forum. I'm sure you'll find that most of us here will apreciate good scenic work, without insisting on 100% accuracy for your rolling stock -- this forum is a very broad church !!
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Title says it all really - started to build some stuff and my interest is around construction of buildings/scenery rather than accurate detail to rolling stock etc. - but of course it needs to fit the context. Also enjoy ww2 armoured vehicles in 1/72 and appears to be loads of common ground in terms of techniques, scenariors. All comments gratefully received - if its old ground to most of you then its possibly new to me so just post it anyway and the experts can click elsewhere.
cheers
D
cheers
D
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Hi Dave,
welcome to the forum. I'm more into building scenery and buildings too.
welcome to the forum. I'm more into building scenery and buildings too.
Hello Dave, welcome to the forum.
There seems a definite trend here as I too am more interested in the scenic side of modelling. The trade seems to cater quite well with locos and stock, so I leave them to it, certainly better than anything I can bodge up!
Welcome aboard.
There seems a definite trend here as I too am more interested in the scenic side of modelling. The trade seems to cater quite well with locos and stock, so I leave them to it, certainly better than anything I can bodge up!
Welcome aboard.
Hi Dave,
Welcome to the forum. Unlike the others, railway operation is more important to me than scenery but I've done my share in the past and enjoy looking at what other people get up to in this area.
David
Welcome to the forum. Unlike the others, railway operation is more important to me than scenery but I've done my share in the past and enjoy looking at what other people get up to in this area.
David
Hello and welcome i live in Heacham in norfolk i modal all sorts of ww2 tanks looks like we have somthing in coman then
oliver (M&GNR)
oliver (M&GNR)
All - many thanks for your responses and its good to gain info:
To start the ball rolling is it worthwhile breaking this into 3 bits?
- options for construction of ho/oo builds
/lineside stuff ie. techically advanced scaling and detailing - stuff we see in the Magazines.
- non-expert and I'm sure the railway press revamp this - but not basics. Buildings - whats out there?
- make your own/scratchbuild - options and feasibility
Let me know
D
To start the ball rolling is it worthwhile breaking this into 3 bits?
- options for construction of ho/oo builds
/lineside stuff ie. techically advanced scaling and detailing - stuff we see in the Magazines.
- non-expert and I'm sure the railway press revamp this - but not basics. Buildings - whats out there?
- make your own/scratchbuild - options and feasibility
Let me know
D
Hi Dave,
It would probably be best to post individually in the tracks, layouts and scenery section. Just ask a specific question and wait for the variuos answers and opinions to come rolling in!
Regards
John
It would probably be best to post individually in the tracks, layouts and scenery section. Just ask a specific question and wait for the variuos answers and opinions to come rolling in!
Regards
John
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