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Smart looking livery with the green on white I think

Nice shot, Dave! I seem to remember someone stating the Tara logo was in yellow or gold but that definitely looks grey on white when new and pristine

ooooh, nice shot Warb.iS that part of a traverser for emptying the ore? Looks like that overhead lifts the roof off or secures to the wagon on the four top anchor points?

If anyone has pictures in blue livery I'd be interested in seeing that please Only ones I can think of off the top of my head and one from Ciaran Cooney Collection http://eiretrains.com/Photo_Gallery/Railway Stations N/Navan/IrishRailwayStations.html#Navan_20110321_003_CC_JA.jpg

Great shots, really shows the difference on the comparison.

Sorry Bos, I didn't understand that 😕

Yes, that's not right. I'm glad you;re getting a replacement. Hopefully no issues with that or we're all in trouble

Could;t open the video link 😕

Agree. I know some of the prices listed are ridiculous but isn't this the bargain thread guys?🙂

That a pretty big range 'something greater than 24mm' - 48 mm 😬

How timely. I just checked the site yesterday Still late 2018/2019. So maybe for Christmas then Is that commercially available or had to be mixed specially?

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Nice job with the weathering but I feel like even the light weathering is overdone as most of these coaches were kept in pretty good condition as far as I recall ( always subject to user error , of course). However, he fact that I personally haven't actually done any physical weathering to any of my own stock probably diminishes the value of this opinion somewhat.....😕

If only someone would build 21mm flexitrack and even one basic short prototypical crossover (which is very large by all accounts, let alone the express crossover) or a basic non-prototypical crossover (most Hornby, Peco Bachmann crossovers fit into this category), it would make entry into 21mm gauge so much easier, Fine for fiddle yards and small layout but not practical to build anything larger than this form scratch

Are there any better photos of that livery variant that has been described above?