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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.
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Filling those right angles is always difficult especially trying to disguise the fact that the track is passing a corner. I used a Hornby church and trees, lots of them. I also tried out one of Weshty gates, it was fun– I did put it the right way up but at Halloween the local youths decided to turn it upside down (a local custom) –honest!
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Finally got to the primer stage. Test run to see what the problems were. After the test run I went to spray the first orange coat but discovered the 2 tins of MIR CIE Golden Brown I had were already opened and what paint was left had thinners added. Painting is now on hold until I can get new paint.
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Looking forward to seeing the final photographs. In regards to a diner, what would a kit entail?
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That was a bit scary, a rake of bubbles and No Safety net – you must like living on the edge Wiggie!!! Fantastic layout.
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That must be why there is no demand for them -I know the UTA/NIR Railcars has lifting rings.
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An Silverfox A Class just sold on ebay for £183 + postage! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/200855538700?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649