Georgeconna

after the rush of 071's some of you lads might be interested in this

Update: I have now 40+ tables taken and have two rooms in the Hotel booked. There will be a good range of Model Railway Stuff from private sellers and trade that includes Grahams Toymaster, Irish Model Baseboards, Brendan Curran Model Trains. There will be a few layouts on show and plastic kits on Display from IPMS Ireland and ISM, Medals and Military Memobilia and from Local Artist Keith Wright who concentrates on Transport paintings and prints and Chris Larkin who will be selling West Cork Railway Posters and memoribilia.

cheers

George

Thanks Lads, Just 15 mins quick work and a light dusting of Paint.. LOL.

A Lovely Engine!!

Heres is some Recent 201 Work:

Wonderful Weathering offers a professional Weathering Service at Budget prices. Loco Weathering from E15.00 to Max E20.00

If you do send models please if possible put your loco / Rolling stock into the orginal box or pack it as best you can and have your full details including Tel number attached to the box. The loco will be returned to Dublin saving you in the Region of E12 Euros

Also buildings, Vehicles can be weathered and Cardboard and plastic kits built to your requirements.

I also provide a DCC fitting Service and Sound Decoder installation.

I also offer a kit building service but at the moment I am not taking any kit building projects due to backlogs. Sorry

I am also on Facebook under wonderful weathering and have lots of pictures of work there.

Drop me a line to discuss anywork via PM or Direct Email @ Georgenorman70@gmail.com

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Cheers

George

Pop into Jim in Marks Models, Hawkins street and I am sure he'll be able to come up with a spare for you. Otherwise take a look at the sheet that comes with the loco and that normally gives the spare part number which can be ordered direct from Bachmann and posted over to Ireland in a day or 2. They accept paypal too for payment.

cheers

G

Cheers Rich, Not doing much these days, gotta get the study done and then trains later, Thought I'd have the van done in about 4 hours. Wrong!!

Hopefully i'll get into the full swing of things once June is gone

Take it handy

G

Steve,

Thanks, Des supplies decals with the kits so theres no need for extra expenditure!!

BTW You posted a few bits to me the other week!!

Cheers

George

Hi Lads,

New site looks good boys, Hope it lasts a bit longer this time.

Heres the lastest pic of the Brake van, Its all soldered construction and took a wee bit more time than I expected.

I have not progressed much further as I have exams in June and pressure is on ( thank Christ that will be over and one with then except for a project for August ), Just really need to start to finish off the painting of the model and she's done.

It's a credit to Des and the thought he put into the ease of contruction. There were 2 Step hangars missing from the etch but it was no big deal to scratch build them from spare brass (I thought I had lost them and spent a while looking about for them!!), I used a brass roof and I need to put on the rain steps, Handrails and Chimney.

More pics of the etch n stuff on this link if your interested: http://irishscalemodeller.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=23

Also just like the Clarify that the Scale Modeller site is not mine nor set up by me, I have not got time to scratch my behind not to mind looking after a forum!!!

Cheers

G