Here at last!

Heather Kay

Western Thunderer
Hello there. Some of you already know me, or of me. I have finally given in and joined Western Thunder!

My interests are wide and varied, ranging from pre-Grouping LNWR right through to the modern scene. Equally, while I've listed 7mm as my main scale, I dabble in and model 2mm and 4mm as well, not to mention an occasional sideline into other modelling fields than British railways.

I may not be hugely active all the time, but expect me to pipe up in threads that interest me.
 

Dog Star

Western Thunderer
Wonderful to see (some of) you here at last.

I do hope that you will bring some of your non-railway interests to the forum, especially your modelling of motor transport.

John L and I were discussing your photos of Monks Erleigh just five minutes back - I understand from John that you have many more of that subject than can be found on your Flickr site, please post a few here.

best wishes, Graham
 

Heather Kay

Western Thunderer
Hi Graham

Once I bed in I'll certainly post some non-railway related items in the gallery forum. I'll check with Monks Eleigh's owner that he's okay with me sharing more images - they were shot for publication, so I don't want to spoil things too much.
 

Dog Star

Western Thunderer
You could always start by posting your photos of Richard's Mk1s, very topical subject and the livery is not bad.
 

john lewsey

Western Thunderer
Hi Heather and I've only just left your house I've seen the mk1s graham and they look very good I thought the colour just as I remembered them
 

Heather Kay

Western Thunderer
I did get some positive comments about the livery when compared with other coaches Richard had on display when I delivered them. To be honest, all I did was paint them with the supplied paint! Richard letters and weathers the models post delivery.
 

Dog Star

Western Thunderer
I've seen the mk1s ... and they look very good I thought the colour just as I remembered them

I did get some positive comments about the livery when compared with other coaches Richard had on display when I delivered them. To be honest, all I did was paint them with the supplied paint! Richard letters and weathers the models post delivery.

John rang earlier today and suggested that I looked at your Flickr site... and I agree very much with John's comment about the Mk.1s, the photos show the carriages just as I remember them in Reading station circa 1976-8. If you do not wish to post those photos here then please provide a link to the relevant part of the Flickr site.

regards, Graham
 

marsa69

Western Thunderer
Go on then, I'll be the one to say it! Welcome to the mad house Heather :thumbs:

Mark
 

Ressaldar

Western Thunderer
Hi Heather,

welcome aboard, looking forward to seeing your photos posted on here.

seasons greetings

Mike
 

Jim S-W

Western Thunderer
Welcome Heather

I too would be interested in seeing some of your non railway stuff as well as the rail based things too

Jim
 

Heather Kay

Western Thunderer
I too would be interested in seeing some of your non railway stuff as well as the rail based things too

I may well begin a separate gallery thread for my non-railways offerings. It's just taking me a while to find images in my library–and I may well need to hold a shoot over Christmas to add stuff that seems to have avoided having portraits taken!
 
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