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Getting to know one another => Your Introduction => Topic started by: steamhostler on January 20, 2017, 03:00:41 PM
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Hello all, Just starting modeling in 1/72 scale.
I'm a Steam Locomotive Engineer and restoration worker on a couple of full sized Steam tourist Railroads in California and Oregon.
Find WW1 planes interesting and a welcome break from working on 80 ton steam locomotives.
Dave
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Hi, welcome to a fellow Californian. We have a pretty good group of WWI modelers in this area. Have you done any work up in the Jamestown area?
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Yes I work most of the year in Jamestown.
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Welcome in this forum and have fun here. I think you have a wonderful job.
Bye,
Manni
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Hello Dave and welcome to the forum, I look forward to your participation with the forum and its members.
Des.
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Welcome to the Forum Dave, this is "the" place to start into WWI Modelling. That's indeed quite a shift; 80 Tons in 1:1 Scale to 1:72 miniatures!
Cheers,
Lance
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Welcome aboard, Dave, from another Northern Californian.
Cheers,
Bud
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Welcome to the Forum. Like I always say you will find this the friendliest and most informative Group on the Net!
RAGIII
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Welcome to the forum, Dave. I find there is so much to enjoy and inspire here.
Best wishes
Nigel
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Hi Dave! Welcome and I hope you have a great time on the site! I do indeed intend to visit the old railroads in America one day... particularly the Narrow-gauge in Colorado... Great work keeping it going! Regards, Marc...
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Welcome Dave, welcome to this great group. Since you are working on locomotives, would you know a Chris Allan up your way he works mainly on smaller scale stuff ?
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Welcome aboard Dave!
That is certainly going from one extreme to the other....full sized locos to 1:72 aircraft, but always good to see work in my favourite scale!
Ian
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Welcome and enjoy!!
Steve
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It was an Airfix 1/72 Roland C.II my brother handed to me, to stop me from bugging him, in 1968 or 1969, that started it all for me. I've long since switched to 1/32, but I have many fond memories of that first kit, lo those many years ago.
My point is Dave, you've embarked on a hobby that will provide a lifetime and more of enjoyment. Have FUN and welcome to the fold!
Jimbo