just joined

[TCH]

g`day all
i went to the introductions forum and the last message seems to be in 2005 so i`ve come here
my name is trevor and i live in australia
i have a double deck ho layout in a single garage [and a bit] which has been gradually growing over the last few years
glad to join you all
trevor

 

[jawharp1992]

Welcome to the Gauge! Can I still call this the Gauge? Oh well. Glad to see your back. You live in Australia, huh? Cool!

-JH-

 

[stripes]

Welcome Trevor! I hope you will post some pictures of your layout.

David

 

[Ralph]

Trevor,

Glad you could join us! Layouts do have a tendency to grow as I found out in my basement.

Ralph

 

[phoneguy]

Welcome to the Gauge. We love pictures.

 

[erikstoll]

welcome to the madness, glad to have you, and pictures as always would be great

 

[Kanawha]

Welcome to The Gauge!

 

[rogerw]

welcome from roger

 

[doctorwayne]

Welcome to the Gauge, TCH. As mentioned, we all like to see pictures, so feel free to share.

Wayne

 

[TCH]

thanks to you all for the warm welcome :mrgreen:

 

[Triplex]

Welcome!

Do you model Australian railroads, or American, or British, or....?

 

[Jim Krause]

Hello Trevor: Welcome. Do you model an Australian prototype?

 

[TCH]

I freelance using american equipment which I prefer the look of over other countries railways. I am trying to keep to the 1960`s to 1970`s era but know very little about the prototype so please myself about what equipment I use [I guess we all do that]
I started building a switching layout about 15 years ago in a wardrobe. It was transferred to a single garage about 5 years ago and has been increasing in size since. To my shame it is still in a state of undress with not much scenery, buildings etc and the only person on the layout is the invisible man.
I operate using the railop software program which I think is terrific. There is a yahoo support group for anyone interested.

trevor