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Clogherhead - A GNR(I) Seaside Terminus
Gabhal Luimnigh replied to Patrick Davey's topic in Irish Model Layouts
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A miserable day outside so time for some metalwork, I needed a handle for the door on the left as in the picture, had some round bar and some flat, a bit of cutting, bending, welding and painting and the result. I will try to fit it later if the weather permits.
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Good start, I'm going to have to take the plunge because I really don't like my locos, coaches and wagons looking like new all the time, were you worried about the result Patrick?
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Haha don't be giving the maestros here ideas You're some stirrer Derek
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Beautiful display
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Lucky you today
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It doesn't look too bad in the sunshine, I'm hoping to get the inside finished in the next couple of weeks.
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5 foot 4 does seem high, you must be a very tall lad!
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Beautiful photos
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Well wear OisÃn, happy birthday lad.
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Coming from a man of your modelling talents I'm humbled, I have to agree with you about the liveries Patrick, they are top quality.
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Thanks lad, it was a long time coming.
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Brookhall Mill - A GNR(I) Micro Layout
Gabhal Luimnigh replied to Patrick Davey's topic in Irish Model Layouts
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Alan's grubby little shunters thread
Gabhal Luimnigh replied to Tullygrainey's topic in British Outline Modelling
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Great story and great picture Jonathan
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That's lovely.
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Support the RPSI With Our New Mark 2 Coach Pack
Gabhal Luimnigh replied to Warbonnet's topic in News
I have the old Bachmann RPSI ones but I'm seriously tempted by these, it's a killer -
Support the RPSI With Our New Mark 2 Coach Pack
Gabhal Luimnigh replied to Warbonnet's topic in News
They look lovely -
Brookhall Mill - A GNR(I) Micro Layout
Gabhal Luimnigh replied to Patrick Davey's topic in Irish Model Layouts
Isn't the imagination a wonderful tool, I'm here sat in the van having my late lunch watching the great video and transported back to that era, thanks Patrick -
Not as eventful as you lads but one time in the last century I was doing some fascia and soffit on a new house belonging to my boss at the time, the scaffolding was already in place from the blocklayers and plasterers but my boss had been moving boards to suit us, I was on the top level casually walking the line with a length of fascia and suddenly dropped through the scaffold! The boss had put a plank that was too short and barely sitting on the scaffold and I almost did severe damage to myself only for the boss was actually underneath me at the time and broke my fall with his hard hat , I was sore but alive, he was in pain
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