Hello From Sunny England
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2017 6:22 pm
Evening all,
I'm Andy, been a lurker on the Facebook page for a couple of months now and finally broke my Live at the Bench cherry last night. Great atmosphere and I probably got the most done in a single sitting ever just listening to fellow modelers in the background.
I'm a bit of a rail enthusiast but since getting back into that I've discovered the world of Military modeling as well as my main era of interest is WWII. I'm currently building a "main" 4ft x 1ft working OO diorama called Winterfall set in the south of England in the later half of 1944. I'm also building a small diorama called Sabotage also in OO based around a couple of bogie wells with a load consisting of a couple of Cromwell tanks en route to embarkation.
Massively new to this and pretty much learning as I go along. I've started my own Facebook page along with my wife to document it all, the links in my signature and any and all support I can get would be much appreciated. For the crafties my wife has a spin of group called The Hobby Coffee Shop https://www.facebook.com/groups/HobbyCoffeeShop/ to which the same applies.
I'll stick up some photos of my work if there's enough interest, looking forward to chilling at some more lives
Andy
I'm Andy, been a lurker on the Facebook page for a couple of months now and finally broke my Live at the Bench cherry last night. Great atmosphere and I probably got the most done in a single sitting ever just listening to fellow modelers in the background.
I'm a bit of a rail enthusiast but since getting back into that I've discovered the world of Military modeling as well as my main era of interest is WWII. I'm currently building a "main" 4ft x 1ft working OO diorama called Winterfall set in the south of England in the later half of 1944. I'm also building a small diorama called Sabotage also in OO based around a couple of bogie wells with a load consisting of a couple of Cromwell tanks en route to embarkation.
Massively new to this and pretty much learning as I go along. I've started my own Facebook page along with my wife to document it all, the links in my signature and any and all support I can get would be much appreciated. For the crafties my wife has a spin of group called The Hobby Coffee Shop https://www.facebook.com/groups/HobbyCoffeeShop/ to which the same applies.
I'll stick up some photos of my work if there's enough interest, looking forward to chilling at some more lives
Andy
to ISM.
(sorry for the shameless link to my FB page but the photos apparently too big for me to attach and I'm a hopeless computer biff). 