Rush and Lusk

Absolutely wonderful Patrick - I feel transported back to a more relaxed time in 1967.

I am fortunate to have acquired 3 of these superb "A's" - I did however miss out on the lined green A46 (?) and have been seriously considering A42 - it looks really striking on your layout. Well done. 

Hello "thewanderer",

As a newbi to the hobby, I have found your site to be wonderfully informative and educational - not only on the current, and recent past, state and operation of Irish railways, but also a broader consequential observation of Irish society - people, activity, infrastructure etc. Great work and images - well done.  

Wonderful atmospheric layout - I love the subtle detailing and weathering everywhere - very well done.

Fergalm1 - beautiful images, and of course, your truly lovely layout.

I love the fine details - various tractors, the Bedford lorry and the MG (?). I see from the tread that this is your first layout - amazing achievement. I'm just a rookie, currently accumulating stock and learning so much from the many talented people on this forum. 

Just Lovely 

Inspirational layout and images, especially for this rookie ! - lovely 

What a great "story board" of this important arrival - against the backdrop of your wonderful layout, full of inspirational details.

I just want to say hello ! as I just joined this forum yesterday. 

I'm a "covid rediscoverer" of this wonderful hobby - just started in March and am really enjoying the steep learning curve of learning and exploration. like many folks, I dabbled as a youngster (decades ago), then took the "big train" to work in the city from my home station, Rush & Lusk ! 

I have already learned so much from the extensive knowledge and breathtaking layouts on this forum. Arising from one of the threads on the forum, I attended the wonderful exhibition event in Wexford on Sunday where I was met with courtesy, tolerance and encouragement for this beginner. Amongst the great folks I met were "Tara Junction", "Enniscorthyman" and Fran from Irish Railway Models (I subsequently bought an A3r to compliment my new 054 & A39r) - thank you all.

Regards.