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Yes Noel, 071,088,084,077,078,085 are all in grey livery.

No prob

085 https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152065244227679&set=gm.268372513316114&type=1&relevant_count=1&ref=nf https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152065243087679&set=gm.268372343316131&type=1&relevant_count=1&ref=nf

Pics of grey 085 are on Facebook it even has 085 on its cabsides separate to its euro numbers.

Looking at the Lizard decals so it ll probably be a US.

Totally agree George, really enjoyed making it so far parts when t together really well unlike the lifeboat which is really trying the old patience...

Is this what your looking for

I ll second that Heres my order Des:D

Thanks lads for the comments, Rich I ve a few more of 143 as she was around Cork quite a bit in the mid 90's.

Excellent photos as Always Finbarr

Excellent news Fran looking forward to having a look in the next few days

York rd has a similar refueling point

Lovely footage, good to see the mk3 egvs taking the strain of 8208

Excellent

Lovely work Kieran can t wait to see them planted on the layout. The wagons are class.

Hi Paudie, Welcome to the forum:cheers:. Personally id go for continuous as it allows the operator to watch the trains go by, it allows for running in new stock and you can work at the bench while the trains run. For inspiration try and get to an exhibition or have a look through the various layout blogs and sites on the web plus have a look at some of the excellent layouts in the layout section on this site.Take a look at eiretrains.com/ Ciaran the site owner has plenty of pics from across the island. With the space that you have you ll be able to fit quite a lot in and you d have no problem fitting in what you ve outlined above. cheers Tom

The cattle wagon turned out really well, love the weathering

Final one for tonight Waterford 1993 048 shunting rail wagons during a rail delivery to the North wharf, it was the last time i saw the big crane being used before it was dismantled

thanks Kieran

Nice one Rich:tumbsup:

Richie when i arrived back to Cork that day they added a few more before the trip back to the other capital

No prob Sean:tumbsup:

121 with a TPO, Craven and GSV 1992

Brand new 205 and 086 with small IE logo shunting Ammonia and barrier wagons at Cork Kent yard in Feb 1995 theres also a few bogie cement wagons beside the cement silos

143 at Cork Kent 1994