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Good progress- taking shape nicely- good levels of planning which will stand to it later. Look forward to the next stage
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....and l too can attest to the high quality of the weathering service from @Dempsey from using it myself for Heuston North layout- top class
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Fantastic photo
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Good information there- despite the obvious decrease in volumes in freight compared to before, l still think we are lucky to be able to see the action we do (071, 201, Taras, Container Liners etc) and all at such close quarters.
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Yes- 077 was at the head of an incoming Tara set. It was around 2pm on 5/9/22
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All look brilliant- #8 Sleepers look exceptionally good
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I like!!
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CIE locomotive livery variations 1960-1990
Rob replied to jhb171achill's question in Questions & Answers
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Looks good and great to see the shunting operation
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The viaduct looks top class
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They look great, Phil I love a weathered Tara, either in model or real form!
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Sounds interesting?????
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A gleamingly clean 071 on Tara Mines duties this afternoon, 5/9/22 from Alexandra Road to North Wall. Quick crossover with incoming 077 also.
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A sad day
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Always top quality work, no matter what is being done. Also, the speed at which the top quality work is churned out is simply amazing. Take a bow !
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Always like seeing the Belmond 201 pulling stuff - looks great as always !
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Looks very well planned- don't know the area but l like the look of the 9 straight lines! Look forward to the updates
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Love the smoke coming from it
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Great photos and vids- great detail and love the 'modern' setting and rolling stock. That bridge is amazing btw- really realistic.
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I like an MSC container myself now! That one needs to be weathered by @Dempsey- it's too clean and unrealistic
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Looks fantastic there- excellent modelling
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What era roughly are you thinking- '90's maybe by the mix of what you are looking at?
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Best of luck- getting a space identified is the first step! Looks decent size potential there
