Re: Hello from Australia
Posté : 10 juin 2021, 15:48
Egun on!
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Re: Hello from Australia
Posté : 10 juin 2021, 23:30
Bienvenue sur le forum !
Re: Hello from Australia
Posté : 11 juin 2021, 06:07
Thanks all!
Mick
Mick
Re: Hello from Australia
Posté : 11 juin 2021, 08:29
René
propose de l'Axoa tant que tu y es
Bienvenue Grantham !
Re: Hello from Australia
Posté : 11 juin 2021, 08:47
Hi Mick , you are very welcome on this forum.
It is great to meet people from down under sharing the same passion for this scale. I am inclined to believe there are very few reproductions of australian rolling stock in O-scale.
By the way, is australian O-scale like the british 1/43,5 or more like the US 1/48 scale ?
Warm regards from Paris
Valery
It is great to meet people from down under sharing the same passion for this scale. I am inclined to believe there are very few reproductions of australian rolling stock in O-scale.
By the way, is australian O-scale like the british 1/43,5 or more like the US 1/48 scale ?
Warm regards from Paris
Valery
Re: Hello from Australia
Posté : 01 juil. 2021, 19:13
Welcome !!!!!
Patrick
Patrick
Re: Hello from Australia
Posté : 01 juil. 2021, 21:38
Hi Mick,
Good to have you here man. Google translate works quite well, there's another one that will do an even better job: deepl translate . If your English is correct, no one will notice that you're not French
Great US models, what's the brand? Is it brass?
Cheers, Jeff
Good to have you here man. Google translate works quite well, there's another one that will do an even better job: deepl translate . If your English is correct, no one will notice that you're not French
Great US models, what's the brand? Is it brass?
Cheers, Jeff
Re: Hello from Australia
Posté : 01 juil. 2021, 22:34
Jeff ? 
Re: Hello from Australia
Posté : 02 juil. 2021, 09:10
Hi Mick , welcome on this forum.
Re: Hello from Australia
Posté : 10 août 2021, 01:19
G'day Valery,vchiu a écrit : 11 juin 2021, 08:47 Hi Mick , you are very welcome on this forum.
It is great to meet people from down under sharing the same passion for this scale. I am inclined to believe there are very few reproductions of australian rolling stock in O-scale.
By the way, is australian O-scale like the british 1/43,5 or more like the US 1/48 scale ?
Warm regards from Paris
Valery
There are some Australian O scale models, mostly kits. The 1435mm gauge trains are usually built to 1:43.5, and the 1600mm gauge trains are usually built to 1:48.
Generally I don't model Australian trains, as I get to see them in real life. I prefer to model trains from overseas.
Mick