nsrjohn
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Hello Everybody.
I'm John, I live in Staffs (England) and just joined the Forum.
I started off with an LGB starter set right back in 1970 - my grandmother asked my father to buy something for me before she passed away, and the result was the starter set with the loco, two coaches and a circle of track. I still have the loco and it works fine although the whistle has broken off the roof and been lost.
It has been added to on and off since then, although it had been boxed away for a few years until last month. A chance visit to the Amerton Railway (recommended) set me thinking and the long and the short is, I set up a loop of track on the lawn during the hot weather a few weeks ago and gave everything a run after repairing two of the points. And enjoyed it very much.
I'm looking to do something a bit more with it all, I'm not quite sure what yet. In the meantime, I may make do with setting it up on our lawn again next time we have a few days of dry weather! Fingers crossed....
John
I'm John, I live in Staffs (England) and just joined the Forum.
I started off with an LGB starter set right back in 1970 - my grandmother asked my father to buy something for me before she passed away, and the result was the starter set with the loco, two coaches and a circle of track. I still have the loco and it works fine although the whistle has broken off the roof and been lost.
It has been added to on and off since then, although it had been boxed away for a few years until last month. A chance visit to the Amerton Railway (recommended) set me thinking and the long and the short is, I set up a loop of track on the lawn during the hot weather a few weeks ago and gave everything a run after repairing two of the points. And enjoyed it very much.
I'm looking to do something a bit more with it all, I'm not quite sure what yet. In the meantime, I may make do with setting it up on our lawn again next time we have a few days of dry weather! Fingers crossed....
John