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That's quite a collection, like the weathered ammonia tanker, the end to end layout is tidy
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Excellent like the real thing
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Excellent work the heavily used look, will look well in a siding or been hauled by an A class or 71
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Wexford Model Railway Club Autumn Exhibition 9th October 2022
Bob229 replied to Irishrailwayman's topic in What's On?
Looking forward to it, great number of layouts -
Looking forward to the new ferts missed out on the original ones,
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Better start saving
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But well packed
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Nicely weathered wagons as darkness falls, I like the overgrown sidings looks very well
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Hope it will happen, would be delighted to see new loco's arrive
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Like new 071, great photos
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Fine model, hope to see oo model in the future
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Donation made and referenced the IRM campaign, great to see the ballast wagons and plough vans saved from been scrapped
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Nice return for the seller, wish I bought one when Marks had them
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Superb must agree the bridge is excellent and so is the signal box great detail
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mgwr preserved railway Connemara Railway project.
Bob229 replied to ttc0169's topic in What's happening on the network?
Making great progress, hoping to visiting next year -
Really like the freight yard, great selection of stock, are the cement wagons 42ft?
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Great to see freight train been assembled thanks Rob
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Big day for Accurascale tomorrow when the first Deltics arrive with customers
Bob229 replied to Noel's topic in Irish Models
Superb Deltic and great sound, thanks for video, enjoy -
Big day for Accurascale tomorrow when the first Deltics arrive with customers
Bob229 replied to Noel's topic in Irish Models
Please do, superb loco, one of my first loco was a Lima Deltic -
Big day for Accurascale tomorrow when the first Deltics arrive with customers
Bob229 replied to Noel's topic in Irish Models
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4 Grey 071s now that is rare, great photo on a fabulous layout
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All gone now
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Fertiliser trains were unloaded in Thurles goods yard
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Probably Penrose Quay nearer to Gouldings site on centre park Road, North Esk more for containers although it did handle Guinness keg liners Thurles was another depot
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Albert Quay was closed by then now part of the South City link Road, Goulding still in Cork, ferts traffic may have been loaded at Kent Station yard
