Jordan
Mid-Western Thunderer
Oi..!! ....and I didn't even get chance say hello, either!! Saw your buildings 'for real', but yes you were always talking when I went past.Nice to see a load of WT ruffians at Guildex today.
![ROFL :)) :))](/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/roflmao.png)
Oi..!! ....and I didn't even get chance say hello, either!! Saw your buildings 'for real', but yes you were always talking when I went past.Nice to see a load of WT ruffians at Guildex today.
Oi..!! ....and I didn't even get chance say hello, either!! Saw your buildings 'for real', but yes you were always talking when I went past.![]()
Didn't you know, demonstrators are supposed to be superhumans, surviving without Personal Needs Breaks or sustenanceThere were a few folk that waved as they walked past, was one you? Apologies but all three punters seats were often filled.
Was a bit weird because for the first hour nobody dropped by to talk, whereas the loco related demonstrators either side of me were busy. I did start to think that the chap doing non-loco stuff was going to be ignored, but no it became a constant stream of people for most of the day.
My thanks to Simon and Dan at one point for holding the fort whilst I got a cuppa, and visited the little boys room . That is the tricky aspect about solo demos, getting away to get food and drink etc...
nice to meet you Chris, fantastic modelling, i did notice the pannier next to you
Ken
Good to see your work in the flesh. It did not disapoint!
Ian.
It was nice to meet yesterday, thanks for the chat and the tips. I have bought the Mek alternative you suggested to try.
Severn Valley today, nice to have some steam in the lungs.
Graham
Thanks.No problem Graham, I suspect there were a few traders that did well selling solvent, plasticard and Tamiya scriber equivalents!
Post up on WT what you make, and always happy to answer questions.
It was good to meet you today, Chris. Fabulous modelling and very useful advice about staircases!
Julian
Chris,
It was good to meet you as well. As I mentioned, I've been following your work here on WT, and it was nice to see examples "in the flesh".