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Don't know about yours, but our guys keep things very neat... Eoin
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Hi All Here are a few shots of the first test of the applicator on some scrap MDF- sawdust flock with 2mm static grass and 6mm static grass tufts, and a few rocks for flavour.... The unit works great, though the dispenser head is a bit large- if a smaller container was used there would be more control. But very happy with the results and will work with it as is.. Eoin
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Hi I have one in my display DART for the shows, it's been running for 4 months now without any difficulties so I have placed an order for 10 of them.... One thing I noticed is when powered off the function settings are stored- the Hornby chip doesn't do that! Eoin
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Hi Here is an extract from the Ground Floor drawing above, I calculate the extension area at 133sqm and have indicated a 'Layout' (toned light brown) in the centre of this area with less than adequate public circulation! The layout area in this configuration would be 56sqm/620sqft - not ideal as the public would be on top of the layout with the lack of circulation- no barrier space. Items in my opinion lacking in the proposal; Due consideration not given on the extension design in relation to the width of a Gauge O layout, mainly the width of the extension to provide good Layout space with good viewing aspect to all sides of the layout, decent public circulation and barrier space. No consideration given to the running of a layout- 'Workshop and Storage Facility', this will be required for the running/setup of trains and construction/maintenance of all running parts of the Layout. And especially the care and maintenance of the Fry Models- this could also be a feature of the museum? Poor consideration given to the extension design, this should be an integral part of the museum visiting experience and should also be in more architectural agreement with the Casino House design- as the Casino is not to far off a railway scene in gone by years and so it is with the Fry Models. They should capitalise on this and bring the new building into the Railway Layout and compliment the Casino House design. Poor consideration given to public facilities, the layout seems to indicate outside toilets- I cant believe this is the intention, so I must be reading the drawing incorrectly. I hope! Poor consideration given for staff facilities. One also has to consider that these layout drawings were prepared for the Part 8 public notice of the Planning and Development Regulations 2001 - 2015- and may go through design reviews/revisions before construction. Eoin
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Hi Darragh O'Brien posted up the following link on Facebook;- https://consult.fingal.ie/en/consultation/proposed-refurbishment-and-extension-casino-building-protected-structure-and-associated This is the Part 8 public notice of the Planning and Development Regulations 2001 - 2015 for the Casino/Fry project. There are pdf drawings on this page and the Ground Floor Plan (see below)indicates an extension to the dwelling, to house the Fry collection. The area would not be big enough to house the existing layout but could provide space for a smaller layout!! Please note;- there is a button on the page if you want to lodge a submission on the information proposed, note that your submission should be based on the information proposed only, if one goes into a rant about all that has gone by, your submission may not be valid- so stick to referring to the proposal as much as possible- me thinks.... Eoin
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Hi The above notice appeared on the 'Fry Model Railway for Malahide' facebook page today and TD Darragh O'Brien posted shortly after;- ''Hi this has been clarified today. The council have confirmed verbally that the exhibition will include working models. The plans and design for the Fry Model railway exhibition itself are due for out in October. Myself and Cllr. Eoghan O'Brien have also sought written confirmation of this and once we have it we will send it to you.......'' What this actually means is not clear, and the notice is credited to Joe Gunning on the facebook page and not Paddy Kilduff? There is nothing posted on the Fingal Co Co website! Old Blarney The chap left the money for the Fry Model and a larger sum for the restoration of the Casino House. It is tied to the two projects proceeding and that the Fry Model is housed in the Casino, as far as I know the Council went through legal discussions last year with the man's estate for verification. There is a post back in this thread on this Eoin
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That's correct- I installed the system last night to take a look at the software to see, I miss read their sales text! Though you do get a lot of sound projects on the instillation disk which has plenty of diesel locos that can be edited for uploading to a decoder. Eoin
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Hi In this months Railway Modeller- Rails of Sheffield are advertising an ESU decoder with Class 20 sounds for £89.50. With the LokProgrammer one imports the sound project from the decoder, then changes or adds sounds to the project and then writes the project to the decoder..... Eoin
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Hi This may help also; http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/3869-Soldering-Tips-by-murrayec?p=59978&viewfull=1#post59978 Eoin
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What the LokProgrammer can do: Change the sound saved on the decoder. Setting of all digital parameters of the Loksound decoder such as address of the loco, operation speed, maximum speed, braking deceleration, brightness of bulbs etc; you can set all options with your computer very easily - no cumbersome entering of CVs (configuration variables) with your command station. Rearrange your sounds and transfer it to the LokSound decoder. You can use all sounds that can be downloaded to your computer hard disk. Sound can be allocated to different events. Additional sounds can be activated via function buttons. Sound With the LokProgrammer you can erase the sound data of any LokSound decoder as many times as you wish, and replace it with a different sound. To this end we offer on our homepage more than 200 different, fully matching sounds of various prototypes and locos for downloading on your computer. Also you can edit just parts of a sound project: You don’t like the decoder’swhistle? Just replace it with one of the many others. Suitable sources beside those offered by us, are in Windows *.wav format available. Sound – even voice or music is no problem for our decoders. With the LokProgrammer’s aid you use the entire flexibility and functionality offered by LokSound decoders.
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untilfrom 10.00 till 2.00 at Bray Wheelers Club House Check out the link below;- http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/94-Bray-Train-amp-Model-Fair?p=91371&viewfull=1#post91371
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Hi All Here are a few photos from the last show; At Dermot's table;- and a shot of a plane for the weekend that was in it!
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It's in the Bray Wheelers Clubhouse on Schools Road off Boghall Road- up past the Fire Station http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/94-Bray-Train-amp-Model-Fair?p=90847&viewfull=1#post90847 Eoin
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Hi dave182 Yep I'll be there, and I have a little packet for you Eoin
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Hi All Don't forget the Bray Model Show is on this coming Sunday morning 10.00 till 2.00 Eoin
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Hi David Templot- that looks like a handy program I'm looking forward to seeing this progress Eoin
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Hi I had a go at making the moulds Sunday night, all went very well.... Two of them have been cleaned up and a bit of paint addeed Eoin
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Hi All Following a suggestion from Dave Lindfield, we decided to install bar couplers in place of the traditional flat magnetic couplers. The bars are 3 mm dia. By 13 mm long and are inserted into vertical holes drilled between the sleepers. Six bar magnets, in two rows of three opposite each other, were used. A first attempt, using weaker magnets, was not successful, so we upgraded to N42 Neodymium magnets. These work but seem to require sensitive adjustment to the Kadee coupler “hooks”. Further adjustment will need to be done, but the overall effect is very neat and unobtrusive. ...and here is a photo of my 3d printed buffer stops, glued, fettled and painted CM
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Hi David It was all black n white up to the 70's and even into the 80's in places, a lot of planning offices had the code 'you can have any colour walls you want as long as it's white' Eoin