Another N Gauge Deserter.

Started by longbridge, September 27, 2012, 11:58:28 AM

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longbridge

Well the time has come to completely reassess this great hobby and I guess my mind is made up.

I have been modelling N Gauge for a considerable time and thought of building a OO gauge layout above the existing N Gauge setup, I bought a few OO coaches, wagons and locos and found them a whole lot easier to handle, this is probably because my eyesight is not being what it used to be.

I am at a stage with the hobby where I would really like to work out a good track plan, build the layout and just enjoy running trains which is something I have done very little of, always to busy building.

Anyhow lads I have really enjoyed being part of this great forum and I hope you all continue to get as much as possible out of our great hobby.

Good luck to All.

Keep on Smiling
Dave.

swisstony

Don't be a stranger, good luck to you RailBug...  8)

Sprintex

#2
I could say "don't do it" and all that, but we all have personal decisions to make and clearly this probably hasn't been an easy one. The important thing is that you enjoy the hobby, and if that means a move to 00 then so be it ;)

What I will say is that it doesn't mean banishment from here, nothing stopping you dropping in if you have the time. Of course if you post pictures of 00 stuff we'll have to shoot you but don't let that put you off :D

Best of luck with the layout Dave, enjoy playing trains. :thumbsup:


Paul

davieb

hi Dave  :wave:

it's sad to see you leaving  :ngauge: but whatever you decide you will always have  :NGaugeForum: to come back to

best wishes

dave  :thumbsup:

silly moo

You're not deserting the hobby and I must admit that I've never understood why some people are anti one scale or the other. I'm just confused and model both! the best of both worlds.

Best of luck with your Modelling whatever scale it is.

Regards

Veronica

Newportnobby

Dave - you old bugger, you.
Just because you're going over to the dark side doesn't mean you have to 'cash in your chips' here :no:
There are, and probably will be, many topics covered on the NGF that would help you in the larger scale so stick with us - we won't take the pi mickey - honest :-X :angel:

If you do go, we'll welcome you back when you run out of room. >:D Feel free to drop me a PM now and again to let me know you're OK :thumbsup:

All the best
NN :goodbye:

Cimmerian

Just because you're playing with bigger toys than the rest of us doesn't mean you can't come on here and chat..does it?
Regards, Ken

Oldman

Dave you would be sorely missed if you go.
The dark side is full of dingos and rOOs,so you need to come on here for your fix of Koalas and boNdi
Modelling stupid small scale using T gauge track and IDl induction track. Still have  N gauge but not the space( Japanese Trams) Excuse spelling errors please, posting on mobile phone

Dock Shunter

#8
 Dave,i think we all hope you will be staying on the forum,even if it is only to chat.
Good luck with your new project and stay in touch..... :thumbsup:

trainsdownunder

Will miss your posts, but understand the reasoning behind the change.

I've "lost" two other pals, one to OO and the other to G for the same reason. Dreading that it might happen to me before I complete my layout here. Happy to stay in touch through PM or email if you like.

All the Best

Colin

:( :(

Jerry Howlett

Sorry to hear , keep in touch with us we need or are beyond all the help we can get !
Some days its just not worth gnawing through the straps.

Kipper

I'm with you Dave, and for the same reasons. Having got the garden sorted, and accidently buying a copy of a garden railway magazine, I like the big scales. It will also give me a room back!  I had been looking at some large scale stuff, being sold at the Mansfield toy fair, and whilst quite expensive, I won't need a couple of hundred Mk 1 coaches!

EtchedPixels

Hope you enjoy working in 4' gauge ..   :P

I'd really like to dabble in O or 2' gauge but  the bank manager would not be too amused, and the council would I am sure object to a proposal to demolish next door to build a train shed.

Alan
"Knowledge has no value or use for the solitary owner: to be enjoyed it must be communicated" -- Charles Pratt, 1st Earl Camden

Mustermark

Good luck in OO, ORB.  It has been a pleasure to share the hobby with you.  All the best.

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Fratton

enjoy your exploits in giant world!!!! as said dont be a stranger even if you are working 00 im sure we can still offer tips and inspiration here and there,,,,,
Charlie.


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