Kirley

Welcome to this site (with possibility of a bit of prompting). I have been watching this project on the "old site" with interest. Doing Park Royal carriages as always been a long term ambition of mine so am keen to see how it’s done. Excellent work, keep the posts coming.

Superb engineering John.

I suppose Anthony it's full stream, sorry traction, ahead with Level Three. Looking forward to see its progress.

Thanks Gareth for posting -looking good

It’s just something else, I love the weathered finish. You will need a micro camera installed inside to see what’s going on in there.

Looks superb, pity it’s after closing time!

I take you will have the lights working?

May 01 saw the BAC37105Z Set released

300 sets and the running numbers were 29, 32 & 33

 

Thanks Dave, keep them coming

Good luck with Dunbell on the long road ahead of you developing your layout

Gareth of the Belfast Model Shop did a model of one of these. Maybe he'll put up a pic of it.

Over £50 a coach and one of the coaches in an inaccurate model – still it is a nice set. The price hike Dave in 2009 was when money used to grow on trees!

Breathtaking!!! –great attention to detail.

Thanks Guys, Gareth it's a EFE Bedford, TK Arti Flatbed -British Rail with Container.

Wagons, Buildings and Vehicles

Taking time out from building the layout to clear up some odds and ends that needed completing.

The last of the MIR Cement Kits.

Farm house buildings for the new layout.

Thanks to Enniscorthyman for the technical advice on the Post Van.

I wanted to do a UTA lorry and was told the livery was either UTA Green or in the later period Eau de Nil. I tried the Eau de Nil –(something near duck egg blue) but it did not look right so green it became.

Now it’s back to track laying and wiring points –no excuses .............unless I did some DCC conversions.

Just breath taking!

It’s just amazing what can be done now in the modelling world –things like that only used to happen in comics.

O the joys of kit built stock but still looking good.

"Continuing with a bit of scenery using budget materials. Herbs and green paint for fields and match sticks for border fencing. Unfortunately one has to try come up with ways around expensive scenic materials."

It does not matter where it comes from as long as it looks right - keep it coming

Another one bits the dust!

Looks superb Des, what a lovely looking model and one I would like to make sometime.

"Navan Station might be an option if you wanted something with a smaller footprint? Let me know."

Thanks Weshty for the picture link, I agree they are special buildings.

Richie, I'll get round to photographs of Cultra and contact you when I have them.

I would be interest in Navan Station and I’ll PM you tomorrow about it.

Dexys, Springsteen & Neil Youngs new album - not for the faint hearted

Richie I am looking for a station similar to the Adavoyle Layout if you know it but of medium size.

The stations below are of Warrenpoint, Lurgan & Lisburn, all long gone but a representation of that style is what I’m after.

PS If you are after photographs of Cultra I could take some and forward them to you.

Very impressive Gareth, may I register an interest when they become available.

A nice piece of rail history recorded

Amongst the categories of buildings that you already have completed - kit wise, would you have any stations constructed with polychrome brick as used by the GNR?