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A First Look At Our Production Finished Manors
DJ Dangerous replied to Warbonnet's topic in British Outline Modelling
I have no Manors at all, so I thought it prudent to procure one... Cookham Manor, in what I understand to be her 1980's livery. Lovely loco. Detail is out of this world. Three little bags of bits in the box, AND just as important, instructions on what they are and where they go. Drives me crazy receiving a loco with bits in the box and no instructions. Won't get to run her for a while, but she looks fabulous! Once Accurascale start using Royal Mail again, I'll have to invest in some decoders. If IRM's GSR 800 and J15 look like this, then I'm sold!
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Dunnnn dun... Dunnnn dun... Dun dun, dun dun, dun dun, dun dun...
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And a short video of the same:
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IXO Models TR050 1970 DAF 2600 and an Altaya Models No. 42 trailer with CMA-CGM containers, both sourced from eBay. As far as I can see, the IXO and Altaya trailers and containers are identical tooling-wise, everything is interchangable. The only difference, as with Oxford vs. Atlas, is that Altaya use triangular-head screws. Will add video later.
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And with Real-X 1/72 cars, as we can see here, the lads hassling innocent boy racers!
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Maybe there's a cross-over, reveal of the century, IRM's first steam loco and Accurascale's first O Gauge loco are one and the same! @BosKonay did say that there was an Irish connection... All will be revealed...
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Had a look under daylight and these are lovely little Garda cars!
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YESSSSSS!!! Been way too long with no Ballyercall videos. Just in time for some new IRM NIR Mk2 coaches, too. Can't wait for this. Great stuff!!!
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Little order just arrived from @Brian Collins Enterprises today, really well packaged, lots of internal packaging to protect the contents, CN23 attached, and the Garda set looks fabulous!
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Fabulous work!
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Clogherhead - A GNR(I) Seaside Terminus
DJ Dangerous replied to Patrick Davey's topic in Irish Model Layouts
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mgwr preserved railway Connemara Railway project.
DJ Dangerous replied to ttc0169's topic in What's happening on the network?
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FREMO modular layout - polish rail PKP
DJ Dangerous replied to Jack_Dunboyne's topic in Continental European Modelling
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...And 3177 is off to Heating Van Heaven:
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If you search eBay for "Sculptamold" or "modelling plaster", there are milions of hits: https://www.ebay.es/sch/i.html?_nkw=sculptamold https://www.ebay.es/sch/i.html?_nkw=modelling+plaster You can filter the results as you wish, only-EU etc. I can't remember what the alternative product was called.
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The video for anybody not on Facebook: For anybody on Facebook, you can visit New Junction here: https://www.facebook.com/newjunctionrailway
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Yay, the Intercity Duo! How did you do the curves and points so well on SE1?
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Clogherhead - A GNR(I) Seaside Terminus
DJ Dangerous replied to Patrick Davey's topic in Irish Model Layouts
Lovely stuff there, @Patrick Davey! Did you make the bridge sides yourself? Any chance of a breakdown of the process if so, please? -
Lovely to see this, @Dempsey, have been following from the the brainstorming right through until now, and it's wonderful to see the progress, the vision, the dedication, fair dues!
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mgwr preserved railway Connemara Railway project.
DJ Dangerous replied to ttc0169's topic in What's happening on the network?
Amazing work, there, TTC! Are people allowed to visit, as per Gobbler's post above, or is it restricted? If I were up in Ireland for a break, I'd definitely try come for a visit. EDIT: God damn predictive text, Gabhal's post asking if he can visit! -
He doesn't know of any Tangy LBT 141's or flat-face cab-over 110's that were in use back in the day, by any chance?
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In answering my own question, I've found one that is clearly Irish, a red one for sale in Ireland, and an orange one that looks like something CIE would have used. Photos are not mine, they turned up under a DDG search.
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Not too repetitive at all, @derek. If you do get that bad, and post the same photo ten times over, I'll be around to egg your windows. I know where you live!
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Fabulous stuff, TTC, but they're in for a shock when they get to the doors!
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Did the Scania LBT 141 (1976 to 1981) and / or Scania 110 (1968 to 1974) operate in Ireland? I haven't seen references to either here on the forum. IXO and Altaya both do the LBT 141 in 1:43, and Oxford do the 110 in 1:76.
