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[Anonymous]

I want To Introduce Myself,
My name is Robert and I model railroads and trams that are 2ft or less in gauge.
I presently have 2 Gn15 layouts indoors, one micro which I display at model train shows and a 9'x13' home layout. And, a 7/8n2 garden layout in the works.
Gn15 is G (1/2" scale) running on HO track.
7/8n2 is 7/8" scale running on 45mm track.
I have been modeling trains about 35 years now. And have modeled in most scale s over the years. About 20 years ago I got bit by the narrow gauge bug and never looked back. The narrower the gauge the better.

[SpaceMouse]

Welcome. I'm sure wyou will be able to add a lot to the ongoing conversations.

[ARTHILL]

Welcome. We are ready to see what you have. Post some pictures, ask some questions, share some skills, have a good time.

[joeyegarner]

Welcome, Good to have you here !!How about some pictures of that RR??[#welcome][#welcome]

[Anonymous]

Welcome Robert,
There's alot of neat things and people here and I sure you will add alot more to the forum. Again Welcome.

[selector]

Good to have some variety here, Robert. We are mostly HO, some On30, High Rail, O, and the occasional G. Since we share a common love of toy trains, Ifind that we all have something to say worth hearing. Your imput would be most welcome.

Welcome!

-Crandell

[Anonymous]

[#welcome] Robert! G scale and narrow-guage huh? Intersting mix, can't wait to see some JPG's!

[vsmith]

Hey there, Welcome from another indoor large scaler, 1/22.5 or 1/20.3 or somewhere in between[;)], be sure to say hello over on the Garden RR forum also, lot a good people there also. Looking forward to seeing the 7/8scale stuff as well as the Gn15[8D]

[Adelie]

Hi Robert and welcome aboard [#welcome].

I do believe what you are doing is unique here, which is a good thing.

And despite what Crandell says, we have quite a few N-scalers, too. [(-D][(-D]
And right about now, Crandell is thinking about adding "except Mark" to the statement about all of us having something to say worth hearing!

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the welcome
My web page has alot of good photos on it.
http://dawgstrainhouse.com/

[Train 284]

Welcome to the forum! [#welcome] Glad to have you! Take a look around and I am sure you will find all kinds of cool stuff here. Also check out the Garden Railways forum (my second favorite forum I go to). Don't be afraid to ask questions and have fun! All of us will "show ya the ropes"!

[selector]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Adelie

Hi Robert and welcome aboard [#welcome].

I do believe what you are doing is unique here, which is a good thing.

And despite what Crandell says, we have quite a few N-scalers, too. [(-D][(-D]
And right about now, Crandell is thinking about adding "except Mark" to the statement about all of us having something to say worth hearing!

Shoot!. As soon as I pressed submit, I wondered if I had forgotten something!

Sorry. [:I] Yes, N is HUGE here....although I can't imagine why...[:-,]

[ereimer]

neat webpage . i was going to ask what the heck Gn15 and 7/8n2 were , but your page explained it for me . has anyone modified a bachmann On30 shay to Gn15 ? sounds like it would be a cool project

[Anonymous]

There has been talk about, Someone have already done it. But taking a On30 shay and converting to Gn15, Would make the shay very small. Like around 3-4 ton.

[Anonymous]

Welcome aboard Dawg. Glad you're here.

[cnw4001]

Welcome and I suspect the forum is going to be a big help for someone who is modeling in a scale which is a bit off the routine. Sometimes getting information about 'regular" stuff can be difficult but when your interest lies in a specialized area it should be especially helpful to see large numbers of folks view your postings.

[icmr]

[#welcome][#welcome] to the forum Gn15er.



ICMR

Happy Railroading.[swg][swg]

[tjsmrinfo]

welome dawg ive seen your stuff on 2guyz im thuffman there


tom

[SpaceMouse]

Neat stuff on your site.