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Excellent innovation BosKonay.
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I have thoroughly enjoyed the exchanges arising from this post - the wealth of knowledge is extraordinary including the witty observations. I have learned so much, especially from Jonathan. No doubt this map and topic will feature again as we inevitably muse on this complex subject. Thank you all. George
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Hi Folks, I picked this up in my Twitter Feed and feel it's worth sharing with the knowledgeable members of this forum. It builds upon the 1906 railway network map, assumes no closures and adds a variety of speculative/fantasy dimensions. For a wide variety of reasons, many of these lines would not have survived and/or not be built, but nonetheless it illustrates elements of what possibly might have been. The map can be expanded to read more easily when you click through the link. George https://theoditsek.files.wordpress.com/2020/02/ireland-crayon.png
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This is fabulous Paddy - very well done. I love your "railway room" - great pictures and excellent videos with the superimposed sounds - lots to learn from. George
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lovely modelling Jonathan - I particularly like the second picture from August 13th. George
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Aircraft over Tara junction.
Rush and Lusk replied to ttc0169's topic in Aviation & Maritime Modelling
Great picture once again - now getting busy in the sky over Tara Junction, joining the Are Lingus 747 - a so much nicer livery than the rather anonymous current EI livery conforming to the corporate style of the wider IAG group. -
Bus Eireann Expressway Irizar i6 Due Later This Year
Rush and Lusk replied to DJ Dangerous's topic in Bus models
Lovely model - order already placed ! -
Gorgeous new IRM Branding goes live to mass acclaim!
Rush and Lusk replied to Westcorkrailway's topic in Site News & Help
I really like all the new initiatives - Congratulations BosKonay and all the IRM team -
Those ESB Anglia vans are delightful
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mgwr preserved railway Connemara Railway project.
Rush and Lusk replied to ttc0169's topic in What's happening on the network?
Great to see - nice video clip ttc0169 - moving at a fair pace there ! -
Trains and cars - a glorious cocktail of youthful interests (irrespective of actual age !), of I suspect, quite a few on this forum - best of luck with this great project.
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Looks really attractive in that retro green livery - another "station" for a bite to eat for anyone even vaguely interested in trains - I wish the new owner well.
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Fabulous bus collection Noel - it does indeed look and feel like the quays around Bachelors Walk, Perhaps predictably, progress being impeded by the orange BMW ! - although it's quite a rare and collectable vehicle in "real life" - a BMW 2000i !
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Superb story-telling video, wonderful modelling and of course your outstanding layout - excellent Noel. George
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Hi, Just in case this is of interest to anyone, Hattons are offering Hornby SR green composite coaches for £16 compared to the RRP of £29.49. May be of value to someone.
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Beautiful Modelling Paddy - well done. George
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Layout at Donegal Railway Heritage Centre
Rush and Lusk replied to jhb171achill's topic in Irish Model Layouts
Excellent pictures jhb171achill. I regularly watch Mark on "Donegal Dad" and follow the great work though his output. I hope to visit this summer. -
Superbly detailed atmospheric modelling Patrick - congratulations. I spotted your placement of the "more sporty" or "premium" versions of cars - the cream/white & green striped Cortina - was the livery of the special "lotus" version, while the orange Austin 1300 (guessing here) has the sports wheels and special colour of the better versions. Lovely memories - (I also like older cars !). George
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Thank you "connollystn" for the compliment - much appreciated. Thanks also to Warbonnet, Galteemore, BosKonay, enniscorthyman and Rob. I note some temptation from WRENNEIRE ! - actually I bought a couple of perfect MM 181's from him recently, very pleased. Regards, George
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This lovely model arrived and is in situ in a typical disused siding setting - congratulations IRM on another excellent product.
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Tremendous changes taking place in the wider Barrow street are for almost two decades now - mostly for the better. Great recent pictures, and as for the traffic "log-jam" - amazing collection. Well done
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lovely story telling - that low level shot in the cutting is fabulous.
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Spot on John and jhb171achill - lovely enveloping natural feeling light and warm tones. You can see I used a very similar lighting approach in my recent diorama "IKEA shelf Diorama" in Layouts. In fairness this form of lighting is rather difficult to achieve for those with a larger fixed layout in a darker room or attic space.
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Hi trainboy, That's a great discovery, intact and so far from home - I wonder what the fare might have been from Howth Head or Sutton Cross to Perris Valley CA ? , I guess that's one for the actuarially smart folks with a knowledge of the local fare structure pertaining at the time, and the time value of money calculation, (not me )