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You definitely have to do this Patrick. It will look fantastic I think with bridges, river, road etc. And the speed with which you get through projects, we should be viewing it over the turkey
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Don't like the look of those used and obviously previously ballasted track pieces in the background. Tell me Knockseo is still a thing........
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I was wondering the same thing @DJ Dangerous. I remember when he started this thread that he mentioned having recovered from a long illness. I really hope that it didn't rear it's ugly head again. I had noticed his sudden disappearance, but didn't want to ask. .. Hopefully all is ok and he just got distracted- very distracted.
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Totally agree. That shot inside is smashing
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Love the last pic, @Metrovik. This layout has really come on leaps and bounds. Great stuff
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Clogherhead - A GNR(I) Seaside Terminus
derek replied to Patrick Davey's topic in Irish Model Layouts
Brake van looks very well Patrick. Just need to assemble my one now.............. I have it a couple years now, so it will be about time. -
"Voiding the Warranty" - Mol's experiments in 21mm gauge
derek replied to Mol_PMB's topic in Irish Models
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Photo of the station is just amazing, with light falling on to the platform. Blown away! (Apart from the missing flashing of course) Great stuff again Alan
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Excellent Patrick, lovely work. Great to see photos- photos I can see, videos not at all. Oh and I think you are in the states too long, referring to timber as "lumber".
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Thanks @Noel. Glad you like it
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Yes, the cowgregation really liked it. Cue @Patrick Davey , king of the puns
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Late? Ah shur it's only ELEVEN YEARS !
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Thanks lads. Happy to have it finished . Might ballast the rest of the yard next. Sigh...............
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Hope not. Tried to get rid of that last pic 3 times and it is still there. I dunno.................
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Finally done with the cattle dock...................... And here it is in place, with some paying customers
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Sorry @airfixfan, not this time. The rain was bouncing three feet off the road, it was falling so hard. Maybe next time...........
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Passed Moyasta on Sunday on my way home from (a very wet) Kilkee. Sad to see it looking so bare now. Still, as they say , the locos "are gone to a better place".
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It's a bad lookout when you have to start thinking about legal action regarding what should be just a relaxing, enjoyable hobby. Hope it all works out for you @jhb171achill. Hope I never end up in that pickle.
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Tell it like it is. He is a shyster. Wouldn't fancy ordering a fitted kitchen from his new "company". In fairness , paying total amount up front is just asking for trouble. I made and fitted a kitchen for a lady who had done just that- paid up front, and the guy who was doing it was never seen again. She then wanted to pay me up front as well. Some people never learn. I had to persuade her to only pay me a deposit until kitchen was in and she was happy with it. Hmmm..........I'm a cabinet maker/joiner......... Maybe I should start a baseboard business. Maybe not though.
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They couldn't be married, Alan. They would never look at each other like that if they were
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Or use a heavier piece of wood for the lever so it never warps or changes shape. Neat piece of work
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Hi @Darius43. I use the same method for glazing, but use perspex with "tape" already covering the surface. Cut and paint then. Have to hand it to you though, I am nowhere as precise as you. Need a sharper knife methinks (and a lot more patience). Yours look great.
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Excellent David as per usual. And "Clark and Kent" newsagents? Genius
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I can't view that download, but I am sure it's great. Sigh.... Just ordinary uploaded videos for me
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Can't view them, but frustratingly, I can hear them