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Our newest member is Chris Abbott (bobcatt) from Ontario, Canada.
Welcome, Chris. We hope that you enjoy your time here.
Welcome, Chris. We hope that you enjoy your time here.
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Welcome, Chris...thanks for joining us here on RR-Line!
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Welcome aboard Chris and enjoy the forum.
Chuck Faist
Burlington, Ontario
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Thanks for the welcome. Looking forward to participating.
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Welcome aboard Chris!
MarkComment
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Welcome aboard, Chris. Enjoy the RR-Line.
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Welcom Chris, have a great time here at the forum.
Mark
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Chris
Welcome aboard and enjoy the fun and hospitality
Peter
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Welcome Chris and enjoy!!
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Welcome, great group of guys (and gals) here.
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I recognise a large number of people from other fora. That's encouraging.
The poor guy who suggested I register here always gets a "registration restricted" message when he tries to create an account...
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Welcome to the crew Chris, and joing us here at the forum. Enjoy your stay.
Louis L&R Western Railroad
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Welcome.
You gave me a big grin with your post in the "Christmas gift" thread.
Tell us about your special interests.
-Dave
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Well, I was always told to 'go for the laugh to break the ice'. :-)
I primarily model in S scale, though I dabble in 7mmNG and 16mmNG as well.
The prototypes I am interested in are Railways of Newfoundland (42" gauge, S), CNR in south/central Ontario (std gauge, S), Railways of Maine (2', S), UK industrial (7mm scale, 14 & 16.5mm gauge), and WWI War Department (16mm scale, 32mm gauge live steam).
Finally setting up a workshop where I can make my own components.
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Welcome aboard!
Hope you enjoy the forum.
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