David M

Hello everyone, My first post on this site. I got hold of my first T-Gauge stuff about a year ago, direct from T-Gauge.co.uk, after seeing an article in Railway modeller. I have rid myself of ALL my N-Gauge "giant stuff", and am working towards having 3 layouts soon as the R/H points become available. I want my BIG home one, lots of different track possibilities, one of which will be a TGV line. Building a Milliput master at the moment, and will use latex moulds to cast the liquid acrylic for the train. I am also working on an 0-6-0, but don't want to say too much at the moment, want it to be a surprise. I have prototypes running now of a 4 wheel wagon, a six wheel wagon and a 2 x 4wheel wagon. Want to get them right before I release the details on how to do it. Can't have people wasting money, can we. This is one amazing little scale, and if down to me will be featured very soon at every show across the islands. I do feel sympathy for traction, I dare NOT look to see how much I have spent on this scale upto now. I have converted two "103"s to London transport liveries. And quite smart they look as well. Working on scale water-slide transfers, (decals), to place on stations and sides of rolling stock. And of course, although you blame Redgate Models, if Alan from T-Gauge.co.uk, and his team, were not such nice people, and the layout so spectacular, you would not be on this slide now. Spread the blame, good principle, you know. The guilty people there are, the less for you!!! :-)