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Something completely different –welcome to the Site
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Painting a picture with words Islandbridgejct, you are a poet if you didn’t know it
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Thanks for that Dave, very interesting to get the background on Irish Modelling prior to MM's impute.
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A Railway Society in England did tests on the various methods of ballasting some years ago to find which one reduced the noise levels and your suggestion of Copydex plus Woodland scenic foam was found to be most effective. I was going to use it but thought it would be too messy but after seeing your efforts Stephen I’ll give it a try.
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Stephen -e-mails wih attachments forwarded again.
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While expected when it happens it brings that finality to a major part of your life Anthony. Our condolences to you, Amanda and all the family at this sad time.
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What an excellent detailed answer Josefstadt and one that I found very informative.
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A passenger train a half a mile long on tonight’s episode. Another programme on Narrow Gauge Railways “The Golden Age of Steam” started on BBC 4 at 10 pm tonight as well.
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Only one word -Superb !
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Just excellent
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Drawings were sent some time ago
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Great to see the development of these models, well done John
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I have used two Mk3's on ajoining tracks to test clearances, work OK so far.
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When I saw it I thought it was a Block Train!
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Breath taking!!!
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Here’s one for your archives Dave (if you have not got it already) British Railway Modelling supplement on Modelling Irish Railways April 2004 contained an article on Murphy Models. I note a number of Stockists are no longer trading.
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Class 111/ 071 with Model Shop Belfast Sound Chips.
Kirley replied to Kirley's topic in Irish Models
Rob you are never alone with a Linn LP12 near you, mine is still going strong with a little help from Naim. Sorry for going off post. -
I agree with the "invisible progress" situation, after working for hours nothing seems to have changed. But laying track on the viaduct is one very positive statement.
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Thanks Dave, keep them coming!
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Thanks Jack for the pictures
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Any pictures for those who could not make it?
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Fantastic viaduct Stephen, it’s hard to match a professional job, well done Dave –it’s a great advertisement for your skills. Again I would recommend Glenderg to provide covering for the viaduct; he’s doing some bridge covers for me hopefully to arrive before Christmas.
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It built from a MIR kit which sadly is no longer in production.
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If only I had the paint!
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No, I find Peco is a nightmare to put together. These are Ratio fences which come in one piece.