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Gabhal Luimnigh
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Red oxide effect on the bridge ironwork.
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And we're off! Forgive the mess and builders site look but impatience got the better of me and I had to try a loco at least. VID_20231126_190500.mp4
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Is it available in bookshops?
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I have two new packs of ivory cement bubbles, anyone want to swap for grey or orange?
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Thanks Bob, I'm on my coffee break now, then back to the wiring and hopefully get a runner tonight
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Lovely photos, what are the white box type things between the lines? -
Clogherhead - A GNR(I) Seaside Terminus
Gabhal Luimnigh replied to Patrick Davey's topic in Irish Model Layouts
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Thanks Patrick, I am hoping to get a feel of the 70/80's, I'm not too particular but I will try.
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Thank you kindly sir.
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Excellent, my dad was a signalman in the south cabin, can I purchase those please?
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Anything with Limerick Junction would be of interest to me Leslie.
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Haha I'm just playing around with ideas Derek, I have to wait for weekends to get stuck into the serious stuff like rewiring ( next weekend hopefully), I have to work out roads and bridges too
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Site of town near the station, lots of options regarding positioning of buildings and access road Thought I'd set up a factory site here, have a station canopy that I might convert into a warehouse.
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That's hilarious, a county Down man too
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Brilliant plan Galteemore, this is going to be compulsory viewing .
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Lovely work
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Great pictures.
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Site of derelict station, I think it will work here.
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Rough draft of new goods yard
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Goods yard gone and being relocated to the opposite side, closer to the new station position, I'm thinking of a derelict stop/station over where the goods yard was, lots of options
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Now you're cooking Derek, I'm lovin this, I'm still playing catch up, well done you.
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Feckin hell, cutting and laying the track bed takes ages
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Beautiful workmanship.
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Interesting comment from Fran when he said that the Irish oo gauge market is barely viable, I hope it stays viable enough to keep us fed, can't be easy though!
