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  1. snapper
    link for high res http://snail.smugmug.com/Trains/dra/25162772_tws2gm#!i=2072274121&k=pzqBSMW&lb=1&s=A
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    Yes, should have a high res painting diagram of it later just need to finish scanning it.
  3. snapper
    I have another high res image for you. Same instructions as before for getting the high res version http://snail.smugmug.com/Trains/dra/25162772_tws2gm#!i=2070360334&k=HPpFJLM&lb=1&s=A
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    I have now removed that link, for high res image see the link in post 18.
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    Small bit of velcro glued to the end of a lolly pop stick, you can then easy attach small pieces of sand paper that comes with a velcro backing and usually available in plenty different grades.
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    Unfortunately not, that is as far as I got before the head of my soldering iron decided to start disintegrating. Finished the glazing today but wont go any further until I buy a new iron.
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    Studio scale models GNRI K15 open third
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    Could it be a hand written number like at the end of this video?
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    Not all lucky enough to get away with it either. http://www.rte.ie/news/2012/0903/train-hits-vehicle-at-level-crossing.html
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    outstanding
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    Anybody know what number carriage that is?
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    3rd times a charm (I hope:ROFL:). If you click on this link it will bring to to the image, then on the top bar there are a bunch of sizes, s,m, xl ect.. if you click on “O” it should bring you to the original 23mb high res image. You can then right click on the image and save image as. http://snail.smugmug.com/Trains/dra/25162772_tws2gm#!i=2063600921&k=TMWtfB5&lb=1&s=X3
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    What do you normally use for the good stuff?
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    Some very nice photos there. Indeed Brian is an absolute gent, and very knowledgeable on both railways and photography. His book (one of many) Railway photography would be a great resource for anybody wanting to get to take great pictures. While it covers the basics of photography, it does so with from a what is good for taking pictures of trains angle. Full of lovely pictures too.
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    I tried to send that last night, the first time failed but I am not sure about the second. Could you confirm if you have received it or not. Thanks snapper
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    Strange everything seems fine on my end, if you give me an address I can forward it to you by email.
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    I am not sure if this has been on here before but I came across this fantastic collection of Irish railway pictures from 1984. Great shots of freight, passenger and infrastructure. http://steverabone.com/RailwayPhotographs/ireland_1984.htm
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    Great info as always, a subject for your next book perhaps Railway liverys of Ireland.
  19. snapper
    Nice find. Same wagons? http://irishrailwaymodelling.com/showthread.php/768-Early-Tara-mines
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    I just noticed some lovely side, end and detail shots of the Sperry train over on the Wanderers smugmug.
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    low loader

    snapper replied to heirflick's topic in General Chat

    very nice indeed
  22. snapper
    Is the short version still around or did it go back?
  23. snapper
    Great, thanks. Now all I have to do is build the rest of it
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    As far as I know during the early 90s there was a short lived experiment to so if they could send the ore out cheaper by port from Arklow rather than Dublin.
  25. snapper
    They are not the same, one side has one door and some grills the other side has two doors no grills.
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