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  1. Galteemore
    Eggs-cellent work….
  2. Galteemore
    He’s been in touch to offer me a discount, which I declined. ….
  3. Galteemore
    If it’s any consolation he can’t tell a 9F from a Britannia either!
  4. Galteemore
    That’s truly awful. It’s not even geranium red!!
  5. Galteemore
    For NIR, try Silver Fox Models. Basic but solid models. Also try @WRENNEIRE here, who is a pretty good guide to what may be available second hand (thinking here of a Murphy 111), and what should be paid for it. Watch eBay too. Occasionally things pop up.
  6. Galteemore
    So sorry to miss this —arriving one day too late!
  7. Galteemore
    Lanyon Place to Dublin is 113 miles 46 chains. Dundalk is 54 miles 30 chains from Dublin. So something in region of 59 miles plus. I’ll let you have fun of doing the precise maths. 80 chains per mile btw.
  8. Galteemore
    bonne chance avec le spectacle….it really should be French, Belgian or Québécois layouts in that room!
  9. Galteemore
    Oct 1960 I think……
  10. Galteemore
    sorry to hear that project to bring global peace didn’t work out
  11. Galteemore
    Excellent David - pushing the frontiers again…..very distinctive vehicles. Railcars/railbuses are dead easy to build so an extra challenge will help sustain interest
  12. Galteemore
    And the livery is spot on for May 1956. Even the headlamp code is correct for class B train.
  13. Galteemore
    Very nice. That front 3/4 at Manorhamilton was a photographer’s favourite I think. Looks like 2pm goods from Enniskillen
  14. Galteemore
    He’s busy elsewhere. He’s so angry about Gt Victoria St being replaced they even named the project after him.
  15. Galteemore
    That’s one thing we don’t lack. Values are everywhere - everyone has them. But it’s an economic term: values have no hard or fast standing and can change. And we all value things differently…. What we increasingly lack are virtues, I think.
  16. Galteemore
    I was intrigued - https://www.thedrive.com/news/37188/michelin-built-this-freakish-10-wheeled-citroen-to-test-truck-tires-at-110-mph
  17. Galteemore
    Much as I hate the place, with its deterministic aisles to force shoppers on a certain route, it is an ideal place for acquiring cheap baseboards - my ‘Abohill’ diorama being one. Whole RM web threads are devoted to its products .and my own modest Irish layout rests firmly on IKEA foundations..
  18. Galteemore
    LoveIy. Passenger eye view works esp well
  19. Galteemore
    Totally agree Brendan. It’s 7mm scale for me so pretty much all scratch but that 5’3” look is worth it and nowhere as hard as you might think.
  20. Galteemore

    Drawings

    Galteemore replied to Paul 34F's topic in General Chat

    Well, my drawing purchase has just landed. For obvious commercial reasons I won’t post the images here! Suffice to say they are top notch and incredibly well done. Even if you aren’t a scratch builder they would be a nice bit of wall art. No connection other than satisfied customer.
  21. Galteemore
    Yep. Any romantic ideas you have about 50s Ireland killed stone dead! Grimly real.
  22. Galteemore
    The reference to the dance hall is a nice bit of colour and I can just see the evening workings from Drogheda… although of course Ireland’s premier and legendary ‘Ballroom of Romance’ was located on Ireland’s premier and legendary railway, within walking distance of Glenfarne station on the SLNC…..the movie it inspired in 1982 is still wonderful….
  23. Galteemore
    Could be a through working from Navan and the Meath Road…..
  24. Galteemore
    https://www.irish-showbands.com/images/halls/aishling-clogherhead-ggx.htm
  25. Galteemore
    Yes, although the original Thomas books long precede Ivor. Awdry himself may well have drawn inspiration from a 1930s Hamilton Ellis cartoon…. There’s also a long forgotten series - which had an accompanying layout that regularly visited shows in the 50s-60s - called Sammy the Shunter.
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