Dave

I use something similar in the workshop and for site work. They are a grand little machine.

From 10 to 3ish Noel

Looks really good, I'm not a big fan of the 201's but I would like one in that livery.

That's fantastic, well done David

Goint to start this off with a quick one

 

How to open an MIR Kit

Firstly the items required

Kit

Sharp scalpel

Powdered Laytex Gloves, Large!

 

 

Next take the scalpel and with a quick cut, sorry lads I cant continue, have to sit down for a moment

 

Ah Dave that's deadly! =))=))

My god Eoin that is stunning. The detail is so crisp and engineered beautifully. It's going to be a cracker when it's done.

Ah thanks for that tip Dave.

No worries

I am using lighting circuit wiring stripped out of its grey sheath. You get a blue and a brown which makes life easier. Just checking the details now.

The only problem with using solid core copper cable on DCC is that the data being transferred through the cable can break down. The ideal cable for DCC is a twisted pair as this cancels out interference.

Looks great Kieran, the detail on the Bredins is fantastic. Well done

Excellent tutorial Eoin, a true model engineer at work.

Welcome to the forum Alan, the makings of a fine layout there. Looking forward to seeing it progress.

Well done Mark and your team

Airbrush is the way to go, you won't get anywhere near the level of finish by hand. Here is a thread about it http://irishrailwaymodelling.com/showthread.php/485-What-Air-Brush

Beautifully done David.

Just beautiful, the atmosphere is lovely. Might want a few ropes on that generator before it rolls off that wagon!

Looks and sounds great Noel, I'm looking forward to seeing your layout progress.

That is stunning, so much packed into a small space but looks so right, great atmosphere. Excellent modelling

Beautifully built, looks great on the layout. Well done

It's just MDF Dave, scribed with a cutter tool and a small ruler then painted with acrylic paints

Looks fantastic, so realistic

I love Clonmel station, the view looking down is amazing. What did you use for the paving slabs on the platforms?

I would buy 4 121's and would take 2 A classes.

121 and A class for me, I would be happy to pay up front.

Excellent Noel, sounds great.

Ah lads, get a room....

Good price, me love you long time.

=)) excellent!