New Arrival

[Georgehgv]

Hi everyone, I have only just discovered this Forum today, I was looking at Brian Lambert's new book and read that he started this Forum. Brian helped me a few years back with RLM I needed on my OO layout. That was about eight years ago as I decided to go down the N Gauge route and changed layouts a few times due to house moves and general experience, the latest venture is the last one and has been adapted from an L layout to a U one with storage sidings. I was thinking of putting a progress diary if anyone is interested. I must pre order the new book.

[Mr Bones]

Welcome to the forum. Would love to read about your progress, the diary is a great idea.

[Mountain Goat]

Welcome.

[Chops]

I would hope to see images of your pilgrim's progress. As a regular contributor, I am quite sure many members would hope the same, as they are undoubtedly tired of seeing my rubbish.

[bulleidboy]

Welcome Georgehgv - you have joined a great forum.

[Brian]

Hi George

Welcome to the forum.
We look forward to reading more posts from you, especially the diary.

[Bandit Mick]

Welcome to the friendly and helpful forum. Please show us what you are getting up to (model railway-wise, not what you’re having for tea!).

[IanS]

Welcome - the fount of all knowledge it may not be, but most questions related to modelling and railways can be answered by someone on the forum.

[Georgehgv]

Hi, thanks for the replies and welcoming messages, forgot to tick post notifications so only just revisited. I will start a thread in Layouts section over the weekend. My layout is Geominster pronounced (Gee O Minster) I have a Facebook diary titled Geominster but you may have to request access to view, I like to keep fairly private and instead of flooding with posts let viewers see as much as they want.

This if permitted is a direct link.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/474433046072415


I will add a plan etc to the Forum page in Layouts as well. Thanks.

[Taxidad1]

Welcome - like yourself I'm new here but am a complete novice but am building in N gauge as well. look forward to seeing your progress - maybe pinch some ideas as well!