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Hello,

 

I'm living in Lyon (France) and I enter your forum today.

Just a little about me: I'm 65 years old and I have always "played" with trains; now retired from the French Railways, I can have a lot of time to keep on playing! 

I have built a diorama first in a french way, but for many reasons I turned it into an US way; now I try to understand all things that surround the american railways (landscape, trackside, buildings etc...) to do something realistic and interesting. I will certainly have a lot of questions to ask you!

I have also seen that other frenchies are here and it's fine!

If you can tell me how to upload photos (maximum size) I will show you what I have built.

Finally, sorry for grammatical or other spelling mistakes!!

 

See you soon

 

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Thank you all for your kind messages

 

I will try this afternoon (in France) to post photos I have selected for you.

 

--->lewrail: I began to play with trains long time ago with HORNBY and JEP. My father had a BING loco but this one desappeared and there was no tender with; I can't help you more and I'm sorry.

 

--->SJVRR: salut Jack(y) M.

--->Yves: bonjour!

 

Happy to be here

 

See you this afternoon

 

JPV69 

 

 

Originally Posted by baltimoretrainworks:

My French is pretty bad so I'm not even going to try (Sister Carmelia from high school would not be happy with me) so I'm just going to say Welcome Aboard !

 

Jerry

Jerry,

    I don't want to speak for Sister Carmelia, but Sister Mary Edith would certainly correct your Baltimorian. The correct pronunciation is: Welcome Aboard HON! Please write it on the chalk board 100 times.

Emile

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