Famous Modellers

Started by trainsdownunder, July 10, 2014, 11:42:53 PM

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trainsdownunder

No - not raising the Rod Stewart debate again.

Again a pic from Adelaide Rail Museum (hopefully Chris will post a link to his pics soon, so much better than my efforts)

A list showing Celebs who share our hobby (if not the scale)

Do you know of anymore ?

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Bealman

Can't see Roger Daltry there. He has actually contributed to the 00 Gresley Beat layout!
Vision over visibility. Bono, U2.

Sprintex

#2
How on Earth did they miss out Pete Waterman? :no: Owner of "Just Like The Real Thing" - O-gauge model manufacturers :)

Don't suppose Adelaide Museum would be aware of Ben A, very much a British thing being a journo on the BBC, same goes for Peter Snow also missed out ;)


Paul

Sprintex

Peter Sellers had a model railway in his garage too :thumbsup:

I don't think it was 'Kato' though :D


Paul

Bealman

Aaaah Neddy...  nice piece of sacking you have there
Vision over visibility. Bono, U2.

Sprintex


Michael Shillabeer


Bealman

Vision over visibility. Bono, U2.

Sprintex

#8
Before my time :D

Nice to see some more famous N modellers on that Wiki list :thumbsup:


Paul

kaiwhara

Oooo, didn't realise we had some famous people in our midst. Learn something new every........  :NGaugersRule:
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trainsdownunder

Quote from: Sprintex on July 11, 2014, 07:14:40 AM
How on Earth did they miss out Pete Waterman? :no: Owner of "Just Like The Real Thing" - O-gauge model manufacturers :)

Don't suppose Adelaide Museum would be aware of Ben A, very much a British thing being a journo on the BBC, same goes for Peter Snow also missed out ;)


Paul

Didn't say it was a recent list - this is Oz mate, where laid back is really laid back. ie not up to date !

Agrippa

A while back Peter Snow was interviewed by John Humphrys about his layout.
There was some good natured banter from Humphrys. I think it was a large 00 setup
and the his lineside detail and buildings were a bit iffy, but he enjoyed having fun and
seeing his trains whizzing round, and that's the name of the game.
Nothing is certain but death and taxes -Benjamin Franklin

Claude Dreyfus

Okay, perhaps fairly obscure to some, but the German conductor Rudolph Kempe (perhaps the ultimate Richard Strauss interpreter) was also a model railway fiend - German H0 unsuprisingly.

Newportnobby

Looking at the Wickedpedia list, the mind just boggles at the thought of Hermann Goering playing trains :o

Sprintex

#14
Quote from: newportnobby on July 11, 2014, 01:29:10 PM
Looking at the Wickedpedia list, the mind just boggles at the thought of Hermann Goering playing trains :o

Why though? Even German Luftwaffe Commanders need to do something to relax at the end of a hard day's ordering-about :D

And yes, I had to Google him too ;)


Paul

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