Post by lvrrmodeler on Jul 17, 2008 8:12:03 GMT -5
Good morning fellow diesel detailers!
My name is Ralph Heiss from New Jersey, and I am an unabashed LVRR-aholic. Thogh I don't have any of my LV-centric work to share right now, I do hope to get some inspiration and gumption to get detailing soon! I mostly model small Baldwin and ALCO switchers due to my layouts' particular operations plan, but in the past for an NMRA meet, I did a protofreelanced Reading C-424 that as soon as I get a chance, I will post a shot of even though it's work I did as a teenager (I am 38 now). I think it still stands up. What I really like about this forum from what I have seen while browsing the posts is the complete lack of "highbrow attitude" that usually pervades this kind of topic, though I can still see you guys are serious about promoting fine tuned modeling skills, which you should. I hope to become active in discussions soon.
Thanks,
Ralph Heiss
S. Plainfield, NJ
www.american-rails-forums.com/index.php
My name is Ralph Heiss from New Jersey, and I am an unabashed LVRR-aholic. Thogh I don't have any of my LV-centric work to share right now, I do hope to get some inspiration and gumption to get detailing soon! I mostly model small Baldwin and ALCO switchers due to my layouts' particular operations plan, but in the past for an NMRA meet, I did a protofreelanced Reading C-424 that as soon as I get a chance, I will post a shot of even though it's work I did as a teenager (I am 38 now). I think it still stands up. What I really like about this forum from what I have seen while browsing the posts is the complete lack of "highbrow attitude" that usually pervades this kind of topic, though I can still see you guys are serious about promoting fine tuned modeling skills, which you should. I hope to become active in discussions soon.
Thanks,
Ralph Heiss
S. Plainfield, NJ
www.american-rails-forums.com/index.php
