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Must finish my Leisnter models E, havent had the time to get near it in months. So tempted to put my name down for a V to have it in the 'to do' pile once talent allows...

Never say never Railer. We won't just stick to one chassis and all its incarnations. Our ambitions will be broader than that in the future.

For you babes xxx

Mark III genny van which now runs in the enterprise rakes.

I'm pretty sure Bren is doing it in OO Noel.... Pretty sure that's what he told me!

Nice one George, a show I've been promising myself to check out!

Some track machines at d'local this afternoon... Plasser & Theurer 744 Clondalkin/Fonthill by franburke, on Flickr

Best of luck dude, hope things sort themselves out for you.

A most enjoyable game. nearly put a hole in the ceiling when Lovern got the winner!

Indeed Noel. Sadly we've had people in the past post up images with no acknowledgement to the copyright holder, not linked from their source etc. which is copyright infringement and (in my view) bad manners. No harm in linking properly and/or asking the permission of the copyright holder first. Keep it in mind going forward everyone!

Thanks. I don't see what's landmark here in the context of web forums to be honest. Sharing links to material on a forum is common practice. I think the ruling here is sharing links to content that is infringing copyright in the first place. Can't recall that being common occurrence on here, compared to say people blatantly ripping off someone else's photo and sticking it up without asking permission and/or crediting them for it. Still we can watch stuff on YouTube etc and sleep soundly at night.

lovely job Daryl, well done!

Nice, kato? Atlas? Fox valley?

Nice one! N gauge?

Cheers men!

My contribution from the Sunday of the IRRS tour. 079 nears its destination as the sun sets on the IRRS tour. 079 IRRS Sunset by franburke, on Flickr

Thanks for all the kind words gents, great to see such positive feedback so far. As Richie said there's a few things to add/correct before we have it bang on. Richie also deserves special praise in particular as if it wasn't for his tireless work on both these and the ballast wagons between research and scrutiny and corrections of the various CAD drawings to get them as good as they look in the drawings they wouldn't be anywhere near this high standard. Not bad for a new father with a day job as well!

Soon Railer, we need to finalise the liveries, running numbers and delivery schedule before we open them up. We're getting there though. We'll let you know

thanks lads, we hope they hit the spot!

Since scheduled posts on Facebook decided not to work properly we've brought the surprise forward to now! CAD for the cement bubbles! We've made rapid progress on these recently so here they are. A couple of tweaks still required. What do you guys think??