Hi all, News just in from Rowie that he has seen JERONA today with her chopped nose for RSU. His description was almost as flattering as that once attached to the unmodified CLEM up at

Hi there, Before setting up this group there was quite a bit of discussion amongst a few of us regarding how to promote the LRRSA, especially to younger folk. While at work yesterday I was

Brad I think one of the problems may be that for many youngsters (and even some wrinklies) the level of knowledge and experience shown in the pages of the Journal and at Meetings is rather daunting.

G'day Brad, It's not that the will is not there to put displays at various model railway exhibitions. I've said on a number of occasions that we should set up displays and sales tables at a lot

displays at various model If there was someone in each state that was willing OK lets add to this. Is there any Sydney based members of the group that would be willing to assist should a stand

Hi Brad At the Narrow Gauge Convention at Parramatta a couple of years back I think Mike Bickford was helping man a stand for the LRRSA. Neville Conder

There was a stand at the Blackheath Narrow Gauge Convention back in 1998 - that was when I joined the society - and at last year's at Albury. In my opinion the NG Conventions are a good fit for the

Hi Ron/everyone, <<<<> I think one of the problems may be that for many knowledge and experience shown in the pages of the spike. Allowing for the expected age and to lay this railway at 2' gauge

Hi All, Good memory there Neville. Jeff Moonie was the main 'mover and shaker' for the display at the Parramatta NG Modelling convention. Jeff and I were the main ones on the stand for the whole

Hiya John, I suppose the arguement then is that you are preaching to the converted. That being those who already love narrow gauge and industrial railways. I can only use Brisbane as an

<alcogoodwin@...> wrote: If you're looking for new members, then you might be right. If you're looking to sell off some of the stocks of books or back issues of LR, then I suspect the

As a young bloke... A junior affiliation would be a great idea! I remember when I joined the ILRMS it cost me $15 or something easily within my year 11 at school budget. Better yet than having young

The LRRSA is attending the Croydon (Melbourne) Model Railway exhibition next weekend (2nd and 3rd of Sept) and we need people to help man that. We have also been invited to attend the Narrow Gauge

I have just updated the LRRSA website. It now has details of the LRRSA Yahoo group and a jump to it. The only other significant change is details of the new book "Focus on ... Victoria's Narrow

Membership rates of the LRRSA are set at a level that will recover the cost of producing our magazine 'LIGHT RAILWAYS', mailing it out and general running costs. Unfortunately providing an

hi all Had a query about the Mulgrave 'piecart' on another yahoo group which had me wondering did it go to preservation or is it still at Mulgrave? Neville Conder

Dear LRRSA fans, Please note that some of us have been doing this "un-officially" for years now! The Original "Swan's Crossing" HO/HOn3/HOn30 layout actively used LRRSA research materials in it's

--- neville conder <nconder@...> wrote: Hi Neville, ISTR a reort a couple of months ago saying it was still in the area opposite the loco depot where I saw it during Operation

Evening everyone, Twould be of great interest to find out how museums like Woodford and Richmond Vale fare from their stands at exhibitions. The Woodford one has a nice display at

Hi Frank, It looks fantastic mate however it needs a .au after my email address to work. Best wishes Brad --- Frank Stamford <frank.stamford@...> wrote: #### LocoShed Australasia