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scahalane
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If you need cad drawings, I'd be happy to send them on.
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Just a quick update on the workbench. Some very slow progress on roofing the Cork shed. The roof corrugated effect was done by pressing layers of glued tin foil using a plastic card template. This work is extremely tedious so to alleviate the boredom I have started modeling the girder bridge on the eastern approach to Cork station. Hope you like.
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Its really coming together now, can't wait to see it painted up.
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Top marks, very clean work.
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Excellent stuff, my favourite era.
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That was a brave move with the roof, one that has payed off handsomely. Your making an excellent job of her so far, I think she'll look great in that livery as well.
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Excellent job on the Tara's, great to see them being scratch built.
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Graham's layout - Monkhill and Saltstown.
scahalane replied to irishthump's topic in Irish Model Layouts
Looking good, the wall makes an excellent scenic break. -
...or perhaps Clonakilty Black Beauty!!! (This is how rumors start)
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Looking good, thanks for sharing. I presume it will be on this Easter at their show.
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I had no idea there was so much wiring involved in setting up a layout like that, now I'm getting scared. Well done on the progress.
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and a run on a Cork-Cobh train in the hands of 150. THAT was lively. It seemed like the jointed track there was made of two-metre-long lengths! Some of those Cork to Cobh rides could be scary as hell, always felt like the train was lifting to one side as it rounded Harpers Island on approach to Cobh Junction (Glounthaune)!!! You'd get knocked against the window and sometimes there'd be a loud bang of what was left of any suspension on the Cravens.
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Welcome aboard, looking forward to see how this develops, lots of exciting potential here.
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Thanks Des, Money sent.
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Des have you any photos of both types of the real thing?
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Looking good there Des, well done. Stick me down for 5.
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Great job on the fertilizer wagons, a nice scratch build project, well done.
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Absolutely brilliant stuff, nice blend between foreground and background, well done, keep the images coming.
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Looks great.
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A nice glass of wine to celebrate getting the lights on my a class to finally work. Big thanks to Ger711 for helping out here. I've included the diagram he drew for me so I hope it can help someone else.
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As promised hope you like, as I said I shot these in Cork around '89 - '90, wish I did a lot more, but in the days before digi cameras you watched how many snaps you took!!
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Superb shots, lovely detail in them.
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I have a couple of detail shots of them I took in Cork around '89 - '90. However there's no trace of the original colour on them as they're heavily weathered to a brownish black. I'll have a route round for them and stick them up if your still interested.
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Cracking job, both build and paint.
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I'm sure somebody will be dying to get into it!!!