Hi, brand new modeller here.

[Guest]

welcome

whereabouts in the world are you?

theres no such thing as a stupid question so ask away

England, right on the south coast in Portsmouth. Soon to be in Australia – I'm married to an Aussie, and we're moving back Down Under this summer. Anyone from that side of the world here? Or is it strictly '.co.uk' ?

[rtfoe]

Hi Ian and welcome to the forum. Bunch of crazy nuts all of us trying to fit a plane, tank and ship into the house for display just like women will give me the oogles when I say I have a Ferrari at home. :tears-of-joy: It's all about scale but there's no limit when asking questions. Many here will be helpful.

You'll be hitting winter when you get down under...I know Rossco is from there but it's a big country.

Cheers,
Richard

[AlanG]

Or is it strictly '.co.uk' ?

This is a most definitely multi-national forum with members welcome and contributing from all over the world. And it's all the more better for it.

[Guest]

women will give me the oogles when I say I have a Ferrari at home. :tears-of-joy: It's all about scale

You missed a perfect opportunity there to say, “size matters”

[JR]

Welcome Ian .
Monica and Ross are some of our members from Australia.

This is without doubt the friendlist forum you could whish to join .
When things go wrong just remember it happened and still happens to many of us , and at the end of the day we do it cos it's fun :smiling2:
Looking fwd to seeing you joining in .
John .

[Ian M]

Hi and Welcome.
Nice to see a winged thing builder join the ranks. It seems that most of the new members have been tankies.
There is a handful of Aussies on her. Also a great deal from around the globe.
Hope that you enjoy the forum and we all lookforwards to seeing the results of your labours.
Cheers

[Guest]

Thanks everyone for the warmest of welcomes - you're all a friendly bunch!

You'll be hitting winter when you get down under...I know Rossco is from there but it's a big country.

Tell me about it! I lived out there for a few years. Tens of hours of travelling to get a couple of centimetres on a map is always a hoot.

[papa 695]

Hi Ian and welcome to the forum