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CAF 3000 unit now running. The unit was made using CMAC 3D printed body shells on modified Bachmann Class 170 chassis. Cheers Darius
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Spoil loading dock constructed using 2mm card stock. The dock structure has now been coated with diluted pva prior to painting. Cheers Darius
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MED now running nicely. Added pickups to the trailing bogie of the power car to improve things. Cheers Darius
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Modified Oxford Diecast Land Rover using thin plasticard. Still need to add outer mesh screen to windscreen and touch in head and tail lamps - plus number plates. Cheers Darius
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Some 1960s NIR stock on the move. Cheers Darius
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UTA trains in action. A Larne boat train and post war Railcars 6 and 7. Cheers Darius
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And the 80 Class is now operational. Cheers Darius
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Dusted down the 70 Class for a run. I added pick ups to the trailing bogie of the power car to prevent gapping at the insulated frogs. Cheers Darius
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My first and only main line steam trip in Ireland was from York Road to Whitehead and back in 1978, hauled by one of those two locos - not sure which but I recall it was green. Cheers Darius
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Power bus installed below the baseboards with feeds to each length of flexitrack soldered to the undersides of the rails. Found one short due to one of the turnout frog rails not having an insulated joiner - fixed. Running fine on DCC. Cheers Darius
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Planning to use the same technique to build the station buildings and canopy for “Whiterock”. Cheers Darius
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Hi Leslie, I used 2mm and 1mm thick card stock for the main structure and roof along with thinner card (photo print paper). For the cabin glazing I used clear acetate sheet (Ratio kit packaging). I used Ratio windows to make the large glazed units to the frame room. Cheers Darius
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First running Cheers Darius
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It’s a duck under access scenario. Power bus installation tomorrow. Cheers Darius
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This popped up on my YouTube feed - nome nice UTA railcard footage at the start. Cheers Darius
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Hi Patrick, It’s called an “omega loop” and prevents the pull or push of the wire from breaking the point by absorbing excess movement. Cheers Darius