.png.c363cdf5c3fb7955cd92a55eb6dbbae0.png){kind=logo}
Galteemore
-
Posts
4,184 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
50
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Resource Library
Events
Gallery
Blogs
Store
Community Map
Everything posted by Galteemore
-
Delightful. Windows are exquisite
-
They do take a long time!!
-
Got a copy and thoroughly recommend-some v useful drawings for modellers
-
EBay can be good. Other suppliers include Metalsmith and Squires. About 15 thou thickness will do a lot of modelling needs.
-
I also use Roger’s chassis and that’s right. The wires are soldered solid at one end only. This allows both alignment and flex as necessary. Good little system. I even took it off one coach when scrapping it and it was robust enough to fit to a new build. The old coach incidentally, an MGWR mail van, was donated to an English modeller who turned it into a mess room! You can still see the mail bags through the window….
-
Nice clean work thus far. How will you arrange the wheels in terms of movement - is centre axle sliding ?
-
Glad all went well. Really hope I can see this layout for real soon - love the atmosphere and always good to see Sir Henry making an appearance. Know what you mean about the uniform - can’t imagine what it must have been like fighting in NW Europe in that gear in either heat or damp - can’t imagine it dries quickly. I’m quite happy to keep my historical re-enactment to 1/43 scale!
-
Excellent stuff. For a small stone built station, try Florencecourt. Alphagraphix do a kit - just ensure you get 4mm scale one http://eiretrains.com/Photo_Gallery/Railway Stations F/Florencecourt/IrishRailwayStations.html#Florencecourt_20060620_002_CC_JA.jpg
-
Gorgeous model of a significant and fascinating prototype. For forum members who may not know the story - and the role these locos played in WW2 artillery action - it’s here : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_D3/12
-
Fabulous. Could easily be Larne Aluminium or Carnlough Limestone
-
What a beautiful little engine. Really captures that dainty Peckett look. The platework has a nice patina about it.
-
I was pretty sure IE and NIR were still in business ?
-
Lovely. What a splendid use of your talents. Those old ‘Nellie’ locos have a real charm. Jim McGeown uses them as basis of his 7mm starter kit….http://www.jimmcgeown.com/Loco Kit Pages/Starter Loco.html
-
Very nice. Shades of Dave Rowe’s seminal 009 ‘LLareggub’……
-
Excellent. Thats quite the set-up you have
-
Now that’s more like it. Well done !
-
To Abbey Road via Penny Lane ?
-
PRE-GROUPING AND GSR COACHES IN THE CIE ERA FOR MODELLERS
Galteemore replied to jhb171achill's topic in General Chat
IRRS Ardnacrusha tour says yes. 1962. I suspect you are only including 4w coaches for completeness, but for the avoidance of doubt, they were not a fixture of the Irish scene within living memory
-
Her crew are off fishing in the stream, so?
-
Sounds like a plan! Pity that GNR had turned away frombuilding railbuses from then - what an elegant railbus that would have made in GN colours. Image from Sunrise models site
-
Very nice John. The UTA did actually take steps to resolve the buffer issue by fitting large dimension buffers to the rear of the locos, which 27 still carries.
-
Fabulous. One of the most unique Irish models out there. And also, incidentally, a model of the last SLNC rolling stock to work the line under power - 2 years after closure! Photo evidence I recently came across shows 2A, shorn of trailer, apparently helping with lifting work near Manorhamilton in the summer of 1959!
-
In normal traffic, Hunslets were still used on push-pull within NI as late as 1990
-
Don’t apologise. It’s your layout! Main thing is that you enjoy it. Your loading bank shows you already have a solid skill base to work off
-
Ernies Massive Irish 1930's to 2005 Photo Archive
Galteemore replied to Glenderg's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
Wet day in Co Tyrone ! I suspect the cut down wagon at Clones may be for ballast use. Similar conversions were undertaken further north.
