Re: The hello thread

lancer1027

Western Thunderer
The hello thread

Hi Ian and a very warm welcome to the forum. :thumbs: I too would love to see some pics of your westerns :drool: .
 

28ten

Guv'nor
The hello thread

Hello Ian :wave:
I'm sure I have seen a picture of your Western somewhere :scratch:
 

Dan Randall

Western Thunderer
The hello thread

D1054 said:
Just another new recruit saying hi! Great to find more "O" Gauge on the Western Region in the diesel era, and with work in progress too. Good stuff!

Welcome aboard Ian. :) Good choice of avatar. :thumbs:

Regards

Dan
 

Purple-haze

Western Thunderer
The hello thread

Hi all. Another newbie dipping into a mind-boggling site!! I'm a founder member of the Ikea branch of railway modelling---- all my kits are still flat packs :( . My interest is what i remember,WR /LMR late 50's early 60's around Bristol. Came to 7mm when I found I couldn't see 4mm so well! Am interested in all of what I see on here but don't hold your breath for any work from me--- I'm still in thinking mode :laugh:

regards
Rog
 

Rob Pulham

Western Thunderer
The hello thread

Welcome Ian and Roger from me too. Even though they are not my thing, I do look forward to pictures,lot of pictures :drool:
 

Ressaldar

Western Thunderer
The hello thread

Hi Ian and Rob

welcome and enjoy the fun - especially like the IKEA connection - there are more members in that group than any other forum you can mention:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

regards

Mike
 

Jordan

Mid-Western Thunderer
The hello thread

Purple-haze said:
I'm a founder member of the Ikea branch of railway modelling---- all my kits are still flat packs :( .
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Nice one Rog !! Welcome aboard :thumbs: :wave:
 

Phill Dyson

Western Thunderer
The hello thread

Hi Roger, glad to see you've joined us ( I remember us chatting at Telford ) & BTW you're not the only disciple on here of all things Jimi :cool: :cool: :cool:

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Cheers Phill :wave:
 

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28ten

Guv'nor
The hello thread

Gosh, I had a Tokai back in the day.... They were one of the first playable Jap imports, that guitAr must be 25 years old?
 

Phill Dyson

Western Thunderer
The hello thread

28ten said:
Gosh, I had a Tokai back in the day.... They were one of the first playable Jap imports, that guitAr must be 25 years old?
Close Cynric, it's 28 years old, with erm.....as you can see.........one careful owner :laugh:

Phill :wave:
 

Phill Dyson

Western Thunderer
The hello thread

CME & Bottlewasher said:
A Tokai - nice! :thumbs: :bowdown:

What's the Bridge pick-up? Have you modified it or was it a 'Super-Strat' from the start?

I have two Jap Strats (one with a modified system one Trem - sorry but prefer them over the FR type (each to their own of course) and one with a standard Trem) - I bought 'em at a time when the US Strats werent much cop (Gibsons were worse :eek: ).

I still bash out some Zep/Hendrix/Sab/Cream/Blues - what about you?

Nice :thumbs: guitar I nearly bought a Tokai Tele back in the 1980's I wish I had now as I would like a Tele - yet spend what little I have on O gauge now ;) :D

Regards,

CME :wave:
Hi CME :wave:
I have 3 Strats, 2 modified Tokai's & a Charvelle, but this one is my favourite :cool: , It's been fitted with EMG active pickups , the Floyd Rose & Jumbo frets. I used to play it with 012 to 056 strings :shock: but my fingers aren't strong enough any more as I don't play as often as I used to . The Hendrix tone was awesome with those heavy strings, but it still sounds really nice with 009's.

I always fancied a Telecaster too, but I never got round to it, I love the sound of a Tele's neck pickup :cool: :cool: :cool:

I could never get standard Fender trems to stay in tune & Floyd Rose & Kahler's were all that was available at the time, if I was doing it again now I would use one of the improved Fender types.

I do still play occasionally , I was always & still am influenced by Jimi, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Robin Trower, Albert King, Buddy Guy, 'T' Bone Walker, Paul Kossof etc (the list is endless :lol: )

Cheers Phill :thumbs:
 
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