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Posted by gerry2014

on Fri, Mar 21 2014 9:00 PM

hi iam new to this hello to all .

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Posted by zstripe

on Thu, Mar 27 2014 4:02 PM

Gerry2014,

No one said boo to you yet, so Hello to You Also and:

Welcome To The Forums.

Take Care!

Frank

Posted by traindocs

on Fri, May 2 2014 8:11 PM

Good evening train peeps. I am new and would like to discuss trains. I know nothing, but think they are facinatting.

Posted by ndbprr

on Sat, May 3 2014 5:48 PM

Best bet Is to read a lot of the messages to get some basic understanding of your areas of inyerest

Posted by BenR

on Sun, May 4 2014 5:11 AM

Hi folks. I have been modelling UK outline for some time and now intend to try U S outline. Specifically AT &ST . (For no particular reason other than I picked up a couple of SF Kato locos which remind me of those I saw when I first visited San Diego in 1986).