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Wow, that's stunning You should definitely start a thread in the layout section.
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Welcome Nelson, any pics of your layout? Lovely work on those locos.
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Night shots are brilliant, lovely atmosphere. Das clay is very effective. Well done
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If your stuck on width go with a timber shed, when they are treated and insulated they last forever. I had a 20' x 16, on a concrete base in my old house. Nice and cool in the summer and warm in winter.
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Very sorry to hear of your loss Eamon. My deepest sympathies to you and your family.
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Lovely work George, good to see you on here. Looking forward to seeing the next installment
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Hi Chevron, you can but you need to make up a bracket to support it. It's messy, better off with a proper point motor. If you want a slow motor go for a tortoise motor or a cobalt.
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Nice:-bd
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Nice work Tom, love those taras in the background
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Bargain Bachmann 4F from Marks Models
Dave replied to Warbonnet's topic in British Outline Modelling
That's a little gem of a loco. Good find -
Trust you to lower the tone:p
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The 2nd Cork Model Fair 3rd Of November 2013 - Imperial Hotel, Cork City
Dave replied to Georgeconna's topic in What's On?
Looking forward to being there, it was a great show last year. -
Very nice George, keep the pics coming:tumbsup:
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Lovely work George
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Sweet
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I'll bring them with me in November for the model fair.
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Coming along nicely, looks really well. Well done
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No worries
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Very nice
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That's at the great Dorset steam fair. A friend of mine collects traction engines, I have been to Dorset it's some fair.
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Postage is a bit on the high side.
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You need the screw to go into the concrete about 40mm and add the thickness of the timber to it. Use 5mm dia screw with a red wall plug, the hole size in the concrete is 5.5mm. The screw is over size for this plug but it will give a very strong anchor to the wall. So if your timber is 30mm thick you will need 5 x 70 screws. This method is great for load bearing and won't fail.
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A4 Mallard's new layout - Progress so far...
Dave replied to Warbonnet's topic in British Outline Modelling
Looks great, I like the weathering on the walls. Sweeping curves look very natural. -
Excellent, let me know what you have in mind.
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No Worreis Bosko, only happy to help, this is a fantastic site with a huge wealth of collective knowledge and information. Long live IRM! I'm thinking of doing another free give away this year, but it will be just on IRM.