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  1. Galteemore
    Really looks the business. Not overdone with fussy details but just enough signature pieces that show this is an Irish layout. Excellent work.
  2. Galteemore
    Lovely Ernie. Glenfarne shot is probably the 2pm goods out of Enniskillen. A close look at the shot of the Omagh train suggests that the 7:20 to Sligo will be railbus worked tonight. There is no stock in the Sligo bay, which implies the bogie coach did not travel across on the 1115 goods ex Sligo. This was an increasingly common occurrence in the line’s final days, much to the chagrin of many an enthusiast!
  3. Galteemore
    Looks great. Agree with Alan re last photo / fabulous!
  4. Galteemore
    Agreed. Well worth the effort !
  5. Galteemore
    I would be very wary of removing and re-applying buffers individually. The visual effect of drooping or misaligned buffers will be far more visually distracting than this small discrepancy. In the 7mm world we certainly find that applying buffers individually requires careful checking to ensure horizontal and vertical alignment
  6. Galteemore
    Is it a buffering issue? I’ll get me coat…..
  7. Galteemore
    The answer is in post 1. Apart from the actual brake fittings, not much difference.
  8. Galteemore
    No, brown came later Colin
  9. Galteemore
    That’s a shame. I loved my Kato trains. Especially the ones that looked like GNRI railcars !!
  10. Galteemore
    Crying out for a photo comparison with your 7mm one…
  11. Galteemore
    I have one and recommend it. To clarify, it’s available in both 32mm and 36.75mm gauge. Chris has also done other design work and printing for me - recommended. No connection other than happy customer.
  12. Galteemore
    I used plastruct or Evergreen t-section with separately applied rivets ….
  13. Galteemore
    The Anson was one of those aircraft which just proved incredibly effective at what it did, like a select few other types. The Canberra outlasted its contemporaries, and the B52 will probably hit 100 years of service. Amazing to think that when the first B52 flew, cattle trains were still running on the Tralee and Dingle. The Douglas DC-3, which dates from 1943, is still highly valued by certain specialist users.
  14. Galteemore
    Looks fabulous. I know this is a temporary board, which will help you think about how to access centre of board on the ‘production version’ for track cleaning and - not that this will happen of course, derailments.
  15. Galteemore
    Just a bit….got the building made just not enough room for a layout to go with it!!!
  16. Galteemore
    Never thought I’d hear John’s Gospel paraphrased into modelling ! Agree with the philosophy BTW, esp when so well demonstrated
  17. Galteemore

    LHR to Dover

    Galteemore replied to K801's topic in General Chat

    Heathrow Express train to Paddington. Tube to St Pancras (circle line) and catch train to Dover. Can also get trains from London Bridge, but it’s a more awkward tube journey. The UK’s ‘National Rail Journey Planner’ (Google search will find) will give you actual times etc
  18. Galteemore
    Fabulous work Alan. I’d never noticed that footplate narrowing before. Thankfully the SLNC tanks avoided such complications! Soldering irons can be most distracting - wouldn’t be first time I’d plunged one into a jar of flux instead of the cleaning pot…..
  19. Galteemore
    In fairness, given my fitness levels in those days, my priority was looking for oxygen when climbing those hills.
  20. Galteemore
    Wow. Having tramped up hill and dale here for years doing my Duke of Edinburgh’s award, amazed I missed this!!!
  21. Galteemore
    Www.chris-draw.com is the place to go Leslie. He also does special long buffer magnetic couplings for Irish stock……;)
  22. Galteemore
    He’s very amenable. I just sent him a track sample and the B2B so it’s quite possible he could knock one up!
  23. Galteemore
    One of the many advantages of the 3d print world is the ease with which designs can be tweaked for niche applications. A 36.75mm rerailer is about to come online from Chris-Draw. Ideal for bogie and 6 wheel stock, which can be tricky to put on the track. First drawing attached, and a view of the 32mm gauge product to show what it will look like. Obviously one for @David Holman, @Northroaderand @leslie10646 but others may be interested too….
  24. Galteemore
    Others have…the Shackleton was often described as "a hundred thousand rivets flying in close formation."
  25. Galteemore
    The aircraft had more rivets than the loco! Classic scene.
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