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Hello my Name is that Goth Railfan or you can called as Denver as for the nickname . I love garden railroading as kid and I have dreams making a garden railroad for my future home since I have lgb construction set among with one MDC reefer car and three Lionel Large scale rolling stock . I have actually hope for making a garden railroad since I just this forums about new things I should know about or tips for g scale products.
 
Welcome to the Forum!
Remember, there are no silly questions, but I can't guarantee that there won't be some silly answers.

We are largely a British mob, so some of the humour, may not be obvious to you.

Enjoy!
PhilP
 
PhilP said:
Welcome to the Forum!
Remember, there are no silly questions, but I can't guarantee that there won't be some silly answers.

We are largely a British mob, so some of the humour, may not be obvious to you.

Enjoy!
PhilP
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Thank you so much I may ask some questions
 
Welcome to the forum.

We have guys from all over the world here, including non English speaking countries, so we are truly an international forum. Most of all though, we a a friendly bunch too and always willing to help....
 
Welcome to the madness
 
Some people get 'the hump' on Wednesday's...

Guess which day I was born on?
:rofl::rofl::rofl:

PhilP
 
Welcome to the forum. While taking inspiration from other people's set ups is obviously a good way forward, don't forget it takes time, especially to become established like Sean's. See Mike's Lazy Grange or Jon's Dunnyrail as examples, or indeed any of the set ups here. Start small and grow, it all adds to the fun.
 
Welcome to the forum, for ideas you can do no better than trawl through the sundry build threads or follow the links in peoples signature lines. A good place for serious inspiration would be riks blog.

Peckforton Light Railway

Narrow gauge large scale model garden railway. Battery powered, radio controlled locomotives, some Bluetooth. Set in Cheshire UK in 1930s
riksrailway.blogspot.com riksrailway.blogspot.com
 
Paul M said:
Welcome to the forum. While taking inspiration from other people's set ups is obviously a good way forward, don't forget it takes time, especially to become established like Sean's. See Mike's Lazy Grange or Jon's Dunnyrail as examples, or indeed any of the set ups here. Start small and grow, it all adds to the fun.
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Sometimes, you just need to get something running:
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Welcome aboard, Denver. I'm in southeastern Pennsylvania. Where are you located ?
 
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