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Josh, there was always 4 running roads/tracks to match the 4 sets of brick arches on the gable end
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Hi Darren See attached, which should give you some ideas of the watertank in scale with the building. I will dig out my PDF of the full elevation and post it up! Eamonn
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No idea, sorry!
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Only seeing this thread now. See attached drawings which I did some time ago. All based on my own research: - historial drawings; photographs, counting bricks and approximating heights etc., many from open source material. Hope these help. Eamonn Conno;ly Shed - elevation.pdf Connolly Shed - part plan & elevation.pdf I should also say I have drawn all elevations which include the water tanks if that is of any good to you. I cannot vouch that all of these drawings are 100% accurate!
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question Anyone heard from Studio Scale Models?
fishplate7 replied to Josef2000's topic in General Chat
Yes, Des responded to my emails today! We are back in business!! -
South Dublin Model Railway Club - 50 Years (1975 -2025)
fishplate7 replied to DartStation's topic in News
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Gosh John! That is some tale to tell! So glad to hear you had good, calm help at hand and that it has all worked out ok, and that you are now on the mend. None of us are getting any younger! I have come to the world of building my model railway late in life, in my 3rd year of retirement! There is a great sharing of knowledge and inspiration on this forum, and that keeps me above water!! Your story is a timely reminder for me to crack on and get trains running! Keep us updated, keep posting your modelling skills, and keep inspiring! us all Eamonn
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Leslie. I have read, and reread all of the very fine and well deserved tributes to you, your skills and the fine service you have provided to us modellers over the years! I include myself in that! As a personal favourite, your CIE cattle vans are to die for! At the exhibitions, I quickly came to the conclusion that you were one of the most gifted magician I ever had the pleasure of meeting! Why? Because my wallet always felt considerably lighter after every encounter. I never quite knew how you managed it! I just knew that we both parted company, each with a big smile! Without your service the modelling world would be indeed in a worse place! I hope that, just because you wont be 'practicing any magic' after these two upcoming shows, you will still attend at some point, just to say hello and for a chat! And always remember, and to borrow a line from one of The Eagles most famous of songs - "You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave" Until Bangor so! Eamonn
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Park Royal Update October 2024 - Decorated Samples Revealed!
fishplate7 replied to Warbonnet's topic in News
We could suggest to IRM that they commission the British artist Willard Wigan to make some suitably scaled food, cutlery, etc. After all that is what he is famous for - microsculpture, like the 'evolution of man in the eye of a needle' sculpture! And there's many more! Word of warning though, check out his prices......not exactly cheap!! -
MRSI Dublin Show 2024 - All New Venue - All in One Hall
fishplate7 replied to Blaine's topic in What's On?
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Way to go Leslie! Let's hope the Merlin we all wish and hope for is not as mythical as his namesake from the days of King Arthur! We wait and see!
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MRSI Dublin Show 2024 - All New Venue - All in One Hall
fishplate7 replied to Blaine's topic in What's On?
The current Mount Temple car parking spaces, which are accessed off the Malahide Road, wont be affected by the construction of the new school building. I understand the main contractor has moved some plant and machinery onto the school site beside the old squash club via the Howth Road entrance, which is where construction traffic will enter and exit. -
IRM Is Sucking Diesel As Fuel Oil Tank Wagon Announced
fishplate7 replied to Warbonnet's topic in News
Got my oil wagon delivery this morning! Havent had time to open the package yet - tomorrow hopefully! -
JM Design accepting expressions in updated version of CIE 20T Goods Brake
fishplate7 replied to Mayner's topic in News
PM sent John -
Hi Leslie I have already emailed you separately with my order! Looking forward to meeting up on Saturdqay morning coming! Eamonn
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Hi Leslie I will take 2 of the flying snail please and will pick them up at Blackrock. Thanks Eamonn
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Hi James R. Try Neil Smith at Wheeltappers in the UK. His website is http://www.wheeltappersdccsounds.co.uk/ His Irish decoder sounds are excellent. But beware, you'll be paying importation duty etc., on them as they come from the UK! Hope this helps! Eamonn
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Count me in too Leslie for at least 6 of the broken wheel type!
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Colum Pender is indeed correct! A lovely, kind man, with a big welcome for anyone who was interested in the railways. I spent many evenings with him in the cabin in the 1980's and 1990's. He passed away a number of years ago.
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I have to agree with JBH! As an IRRS member for almost 50 years, it is indeed a treasure trove of information and material! The Journal alone is excellent value for money. The Thursday night in-person or now on-line meetings are excellent, with the highlight of the year being the Annual Film Show. Go for it Darren D!
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That is just stunning Patrick!
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Thanks a million to you Eoin and to seagoebox for the information!