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Midland Man

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  1. The midland hoppers had seeting at the both ends.keep it up.
  2. Wow amazing stuff in my mind don't weather it as it looks so good.
  3. Lovely models reminds me of the late LNWR. Keep it up.
  4. The Broadstone series is quite mixed in dates as you have the 1899 serious good wagon with the brand new(in 1920 I think ) goods van. Can not wait to sea the work bench and will your layout be a show or home layout?
  5. Nice diagram @WRENNEIRE i think CIE made ones for the 071 and 141 class's as well. Saw one on the internet once but can not find it any more.
  6. This is for the quiz question. The SLNCR as far a Belfast and worked on the docks but a lot of withdrawn stuff went as far a Spain as the scrap yards could not hold all are engines. A lot of GNRI stock went on the midland line between Broadstone to Mullingar in the 60s but a VS class was used on the Dublin to Cork main line in 1961 as CIE tested them against the Queen class whitch lost against the VS (the vs had great superheated boilers ). Some GNRI stock ended up on the GSWR an DSER lines. With the last GSWR 4-4-0 ending it days with S and U classes.
  7. Sorry I was late about posting. Never got the time. Here are the awaited pics. sides will ne to be worked on but for now I am statistfyed. If any one could help me with the details please reply as I need the help as I am a newby
  8. Mr David The layout is amazing and would make me want to make a model of the Dublin and Blessington railway as it reminded me for some reason. Keep it up.
  9. If a LMS modeler saw this he would probally think it was Late Midland railway(the English one) in the early 1920 even the 1910s but it's the 40s amazing. MM
  10. Lovely models. How do you buy them or can you even buy them?
  11. You may need to sand the top a bit. Keep it up.
  12. Going to order him some stuff cart wait.
  13. Good question only one engine in the shed and probaly a G2. I get you the Killina track plan or use geo hive
  14. Nice kits and good prices as well.
  15. Some lad made a 3D print of the Royal wagon I think but it's on this form. MM
  16. Regaugeing is quite simple. Take if you want reaguage a Pullman carriage (railroad) all you need is 21mm bogies. Good luck.
  17. Look closely at the platform signs. seem to be pre GSR reminds me of Mullingar.
  18. THANKS Pics will come at probably 8 or 9 pm as that is the time i model. MM
  19. Decided not to do make it with card but with matchsticks. MM
  20. J72 looks like an E but would need mods at the front plus new smoke box door. For carriages the hattons models are a close looking model but will need regauging. Wagons are your simple plank wagons but will need a scratch built chassis.
  21. SSM model make a E class kit but it's may need to be modified. Does anyone have pics of Cliffoney?
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