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Greetings from the UK
Hi All,
I have just returned to the fold after many years of wandering lonely in the wilderness with nothing but a Twin Mill construction manual as company . A shining star suddenly appeared and guided me back to the true leader . The one they call Bart . Sorry , I mean Brett . Whilst it might be an exaggeration to say that he has been sent here to save mankind , he has helped a few people back on the path to redemption by producing rather fine craftsman kits over the years. Of which I have built a few .
Twenty years ago a friend and I built an HO/HOn3 backwoods logging layout . It had one public outing and then lay dormant for 18 years . 18 months ago I took it to a local show at which I had a number of requests to attend other shows , which I have duly done . Recently I have had an idea to add an extra bit to give it more interest and intend using a number of Brett’s buildings to add to the ones I have already used . This will include a new kit . I will start a thread at some point to show what it looks like . Assuming I manage to upload the photos .
In the intervening years my focus has been on 1/35th scale European industrial Narrow Gauge using radio controlled brass locos built in Australia . I have also built a number of dioramas that can be best described as being “unusual”.
Some will remember me as Sir NickO from the RRL Forum , others will remember me with a shudder and groan . Well, Boys, I’m back and looking to stir things up with some truly average modelling .
NickO in Ye Olde Not So Merry England.
I have just returned to the fold after many years of wandering lonely in the wilderness with nothing but a Twin Mill construction manual as company . A shining star suddenly appeared and guided me back to the true leader . The one they call Bart . Sorry , I mean Brett . Whilst it might be an exaggeration to say that he has been sent here to save mankind , he has helped a few people back on the path to redemption by producing rather fine craftsman kits over the years. Of which I have built a few .
Twenty years ago a friend and I built an HO/HOn3 backwoods logging layout . It had one public outing and then lay dormant for 18 years . 18 months ago I took it to a local show at which I had a number of requests to attend other shows , which I have duly done . Recently I have had an idea to add an extra bit to give it more interest and intend using a number of Brett’s buildings to add to the ones I have already used . This will include a new kit . I will start a thread at some point to show what it looks like . Assuming I manage to upload the photos .
In the intervening years my focus has been on 1/35th scale European industrial Narrow Gauge using radio controlled brass locos built in Australia . I have also built a number of dioramas that can be best described as being “unusual”.
Some will remember me as Sir NickO from the RRL Forum , others will remember me with a shudder and groan . Well, Boys, I’m back and looking to stir things up with some truly average modelling .
NickO in Ye Olde Not So Merry England.
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Can't wait to see which kits you'll be working on.
Does this mean the house is finished???
Jerry
You will have to define “finished” . If you mean have I reached a point where we can move in the answer is “yes”. As of last August . If you mean has all the work required been done with nothing left to do then the answer is “no” . That won’t happen for some time yet . The problem is that too many people are asking me to do work for them and I have a job saying no . The time when I can pop off to the beach and have a paddle on a whim has not arrived for me yet .
Nick