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scahalane
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Agreed. Those would be my top three choice's. Perhaps 40' flats as well. But wasn't somebody else looking at doing these also?
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No Documents available online as of yet, might take a trip in to the planning office to take a peek and see how much damage they hope to inflict. Protected structures my arse, on my last visit I couldn't help noticing all the retention applications submitted by IE. If freight was to return to Cork I'd say Tivoli would be the best bet.
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Freight returning to Cork would be great but my understanding is that there's a new road layout planned to go through the old freight yard with everything from the cement silo to the quay side loop being torn up. The planning office are expecting a submission in the next couple of weeks so all will be revealed then.
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Nice kit building and weathering Richie.
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Thanks David very informative. This weekend I hope to do some of my own resin casting for the first time, so we'll see how I get on.
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Fantastic detail and atmosphere, especially love the track.
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I'm a great fan of the old plastic card myself, you made a great job of it, excellent finish as well.
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Would definitely be interested in a couple of a-class's:tumbsup:
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The finished cast came out very well now that its painted up, well done.
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Nice to see someone getting a start on these, and looking excellent I might add.
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Top marks Anthony, you can smell the diesel fumes from here!!!
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Nice photo's Eamonn! I think I was standing next to you when you were taking the shots of Wellingtonbheag, didn't realize it was yourself or I would of said hello, next time! The show was great as always and I picked up a few nice books.
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Very unique looking cabin. Nice job Richie.
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Nice job, well done.
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Only fantastic, can't wait to see when its all ballasted.
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I'm wondering if it would be better to split the mould half way up the plank side of the wagon rather than at the top for a stronger finish. It seems the top part is very brittle. I have no experience in this but just a thought. Otherwise they look very neat and well done.
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Looking great Wiggy.
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Love those long runs, that cement depot is going to be excellent.
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That came out really nice. Well done.
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Finished painting the girder bridge and added some printed decals. Should look better when ballasted and the street scene below added. Hope you like.
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Very interesting indeed! Did you use the pour from a height method to limit the amount of air bubbles in the mould? I have been itching to try out some casting myself, and now might just give it a go.
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excellent job on the break van, nice and dirty.
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If the cost and quality was good I'd take about 50 to start with, probably more over time.
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Well done Arran, they look fantastic, I can't wait to get mine.
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Excellent stuff, very clean modelling, well done.
