Introduce Yourself

Cheers fellow livesteam enthusiasts. ;o)

I'm a 63 year old train geek form Denmark.

I bought my first R1041 set in 2004, visiting my sister in Scotland.

Since then, another R1041, R2485

Hello everyone,

Now I will preface by saying, I'm not confident on my writing skills on the best of days with grammer and structure. So I’ve used AI assistance to help me proof read and make adjustments to my introduction. Ive had times where what Ive writen in some way has sounded confusing to others. SO hopefully with AI. This will flow more smoothly.....So here we go.

I’ve been a member of the website for a while and have lingered around from time to time. But now I have a moment to properly introduce myself.

So my name is Shannon. I live in the southeast suburbs of Melbourne, Victoria, which is a state southeast of the continent. I first got into OO live steam around the end of 2002 when a retiree was selling some OO live steam locomotives for a widowed friend of his. The first set I purchased…

hello I am just new here and I wanna introduce myself

I am 34 and live in The Netherlands I always loved steam powered stuff and back in 2008 (I dont know exactly anymore) I saw these steam trains for the firsth time I never had the cash to get one

I recently saw the come bay on ebay and decided to take a leap

so I got me a mallard the rails that came with were a random bunch so I am now testing on a random H0 oval she runs great but I also have a few questions if I use the Leading wheels the train keep derailing how can I fix this? and the second question is there a adjustment I can do so that she starts on its own I have to give her a small push to start driving greetings peter

Hello,

My name is Fritz. I'm from north Germany and finally got an used Hornby Live Steam Mallard set some times ago. It needs a litte bit of caring and repairing, but i already got some excellent hints and tips from this wonderful forum.

Best regards

Fritz