Inheritance and templates in C++ - why are inherited members invisible?

When a template publicly inherits from another template, aren't the base public methods supposed to be accessible?

template <int a>
class Test {
public:
    Test() {}
    int MyMethod1() { return a; }
};

template <int b>
class Another : public Test<b>
{
public:
    Another() {}
    void MyMethod2() {
        MyMethod1();
    }
};

int main()
{
    Another<5> a;
    a.MyMethod1();
    a.MyMethod2();
}

Well, GCC craps out on this... I must be missing something totally obvious (brain melt). Help?