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Riversuir226
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The MM cravens are way better than any of the uk coaches on the market. The 141s are up there with the best of the uk locos the only possible uk loco to beat them is the class 6O from Hornby. Great to see you on the site Florijn.
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Many thanks for the comments lads:tumbsup:.
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Excellent work Kirley the attention to detail will make all the difference to the end result
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I wonder will they do the Royal Scot...........
Could come in handy:p
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Model rail no.75 January 2005, they come up from time to time on ebay.
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Next up, the finish line is in sight for the silverfox gsv:D
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After rebuilding the bufferbeam and reattaching the detail bits, I turned my attention to the electrics, nearly all the pick ups had to be redone, the lighting worked intermittent at best on dc so a little work was required. For the handrails I made up some replacements using wire from sandwich bag ties and gave them a lick of paint to blend in with the originals. Finally I plucked up the courage to test it with the mm decoder after an hour of testing it under dc control and it worked:banana:
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Could have sworn I said "no more 201's unless it had 230
on it ",but I couldn't resist another 201 project. Got a good deal on a cheapish 8208, always liked the newer enterprise livery so I decided what the heck!!. When I opened the box the words "oh dear" were uttered, the bogie frames were hanging off, bufferbeams,buffers damaged. Replacements from the bits box were needed for a rebuild and a full service was called for. -
Sweet job Kieran, brings the layout to a whole new level
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The two lads in the fluorescent jackets plus cab radios with ctc I would think.
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cute pussies - cant see any wagons though:confused:
Crazy cat lady page;), don't show the page to Glenderg memories of his nicked southern fried chicken drumstick might come back to haunt him.
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Ben Jones had a great article on the Hunslet in Model Rail a few years back, I'll check which number it was in when I get home.
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Interesting seller
The mir barrier is a lot better than the seller's usual barrier wagon:p
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Yes, they ran with the mv's, saw a pic on Facebook with 104 and 2 of these wagons in tow.
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A second one in black and tan when't for €114 the other day.
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It shall be interesting to see what price this hits, from what I've seen of the studio scale models barrier wagon it looks better than the model irish railways one. The starting price is roughly the same as one of the ssm kits as is, it ll probably end up in the hands of a collector rather than a modeller
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I'm slowly building up a "preserved" cie era loose goods rake luckily I got some of the dapol wagons that marks models commissioned a few years ago but I'm always on the look out to add to the rake. A Kitbuilt dapol livestock wagon is the latest addition.
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Still looking for one:((
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Little bit of progress
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The newer Mir kits were quite easy to build out of the box, with a little work they could be brought to a whole new level. George, Anthony and Scahalane all produced unbelievable results with these kits. Most of the ones I built the Ammonia, cement bubbles, container flats and the locos were as easy as an airfix basic kit and glue could be used as it was mainly resin, whitemetal and brass for the finer details. So if they were to be reintroduced all modellers should be able to build them. For an idea on there rtr price try the model shop Belfast site as they used to do them rtr to order.
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The right link this time!!!!
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Looks like 087 is nearly ready to escape, delighted to see her in the new livery.
park royals to be rolled out
in Irish Models
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They might look the part but i won t be making any purchases till i see one in the flesh.