4mm Whatborough Camp

[Heather Kay]

I have decided to terminate postings on progress.

That's a shame. It can be a chore updating threads sometimes, I know only too well! However, don’t think people aren’t interested just because posts don’t appear to garner likes. Many times, I will visit a new post in a thread, and move on, but that didn’t mean I wasn’t interested.

 

[jonte]

That’s a great shame, Roger

Is there any chance you might reconsider?

I’m surprised this hasn’t piqued more interest, Roger. After all, after 7mm, niche modelling is extremely popular with members, and which is why I’m very fortunate to inspire any interest in my ‘done-to-death’, RTR theme.

Also, there are many who’ve expressed an interest in a ‘back story’, of which there is no shortage in your most eloquently written tomes.

I for one remain interested in ‘The Camp’s developments, Roger, so thank you for the open invitation to continue to visit. I’m being slightly selfish in saying this, Roger, as I never fail to leave without learning something new

Still, I respect your decision, whatever you decide is best for you.

Best,

Jon

 

[Roger Pound]

Heather,
Thank you for your note - the 'likes', whilst pleasant are not why I post. I am a 'modeller' as opposed to a 'builder' who hopes my humble efforts may be of help and encouragement to others. However the 'interest' level figure now being grouped in thousands is a poor guide compared to the previous method, and has remained static virtually for a year. But perhaps that's just me and I would emphasize that there are far more pressing personal circumstances (which have no place on this forum) that pertain to my decision.


Jon,
I'll keep in touch .

Roger

 

[Heather Kay]

However the 'interest' level figure now being grouped in thousands is a poor guide

Well, WT is a lot smaller than other railway modelling forums. A more select bunch, if you prefer.

Not personally being able to have a proper model railway here at present, I’ve been vicariously enjoying seeing everyone else's grow and develop here.

 

[Roger Pound]

A more select bunch, if you prefer.

I never doubted it for a moment .

Roger .