Whats the age of the MSTS user that views this forum
Started by BaltoOhioRRFan23 posts7 min read
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haha i like the way you put the last opetion "Old Farts 40 and up" if my dad saw that he'd croak....im only a youngin im only 16! well cya got some building to do on my routeBaltoOhioRRFan
Hey, at 57, I'm an old fart who still likes to play with toys...and trains!Cal Rasmussen Beaverton, ORColumbia Gorge Route (Phase 1 track completed. Building roads and scenery)
No, John, I am pushing 72 and I know one contributor here who is 84. The originator of this thread must be a teen. He considers over forty as "old farts" but I consider anyone in their forties to be young uns. BTW, this poll has been done a number of times and it always interests me to learn the age of some of the people who post on this forum. There are some that are less than teens who post some pretty serious and informative info. D. C. Morris
Im the stupid rebelious teenager. I'm 17 . You know me alwyas causing trouble.
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I think that it is great that you young gentlemen are involved in this or any other form of model railroading. It is a great hobby and it is made better by the wide diversity of ages, interests and ideas present.By the way, you youngn's should at least call us old farts, Sir!Keep on trainin!Rick
Well, I weigh in at 73, physically that is. Mind you I've always believed '29 was a vintage year.I like to maintain the pretence I'm only 29 inside !!!Cheers, Ken;-)
Same here - 45, for the better part of the coming year, anyway. That's not "old," it's more like starting to believe I'm not 25 anymore (especially after a bit too much exercise).Andy
I'm 16 myself, I make reskins for Train Simulator, I'm in grade 10, and I'm a Private in the Canadian Armed Forces on Thursdays. Rest of the days, I'm just some wigger *~þHÃt*Rat~**~classic american playa~* www.atlanticsystem.tkSkinner #2 at Atlantic System
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Im 16 - im in yr 11 - just finished today :D - summer holidays down in Oz now - geez - 1 year left of school im into MSTS - i was going to start designing locomotives - but i dont really have the time - so im doing repaints now - those Pilbara Rail CM44-9Ws were RESKINNED by me - besides MSTS - i go out and photograph real life trains - on the Perth- Adeladie line - i have a girlfriend - play cricket - AFL (Aussie Rules) - surf - usual things a "rebellious teen would do" - only in fun though cheers mike
Me thinks you all are "OLD geezers"......and I thought I was the oldest geezer here..I really feel like a teen now! (at 43 that is)My hat's off to you sirs!
The voting is screwed up, if not skewed up. We need a cohort for age 60 and older.How about this question: Has MSTS taken the place of your social life?