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scahalane
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Superb work, I love the finish on that carriage particularly around connection gangway.
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Wow!! Great shots the lighting really brings it to life.
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Beautiful job, very well finished.
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Hi Des, this is the template I made out of 0.3mm plastic. The edges were lined up on both sides to create a seamless tile. The stone coursing was based on the bridge on the Lower Glanmire Rd, Cork. The raised stone was done after with lumps of Das, now I have to get around to painting it proper.
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Great tutorial, thanks Richie.
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Love this layout so much, just keeps getting better.
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Fantastic modelling and weathering well done.
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Lovely clean work on the brake vans your really after mastering the soldering. I can't believe you striped back the paint on the mk3's having nearly finished, that would do my head in, your a perfectionist all right.
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Nice modelling combined with a flawless paint job, 10 out of 10.
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Your making mighty headway looks excellent.
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Nice start on the oil wagons, I've a rake I need to start myself soon so I'm keeping a close watch.
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In fairness to John that does look like a nice detailed kit all right, well done and have fun with it!
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Excellent Des, I hope there a lot lighter than the MIR ones, you can barely pull thus on the flat never mind a gradient. What type of axle did you use to connect the Y25s?
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I thought those flats were used for loading Guinness!!
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That a class does look sweet, love that livery as well.
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Nice job on the platforms.
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Spot on, well done Des.
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I'm waiting on a phone call back from the gent who gave the talk on the Macroom line, so when I get all the facts I'll report.
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My info came from a presentation given at one of the IRRS talks, so I'll try and contact the gent who gave the presentation and see if I can get more info. Sorry for going off topic perhaps as said this should have its own thread.
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Not so far fetched, there's a 0-6-2T from the old Cork Macroom line buried along the N40 somewhere near the Sarsfield roundabout. It went off the rails into a bog and couldn't be lifted so was left there. One of its protruding wheels could still be seen in the 60's and was photographed by Joe St. Ledger. Calls to have it lifted during the recent road upgrade work fell on deaf ears!
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Excellent sound, excellent layout.
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Wow, the detail is only superb, you can nearly smell the wild ground cover.
