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Well worth the effort it looks great.

027s looks so good in super train livery. The Hornby lads sound like they were out on the razz all night!

I hadn't seen that video before. Really looks great all round. I didn't know it had that stay alive function, can't wait!!

Great job, really brings them to life.

Great job, looks superb!!

Another beauty.

Couldn't resist one more....

Personal favourite of mine too...

Now we're sucking diesel!!! Beauty!

A12 is looking particularly nice.

Was there a 3rd green livery as per preproduction model I mentioned yesterday that the A class carried. See pic of A29 at Glanmire Rd for reference.

If so would be nice to see in any future runs.

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54 minutes ago, Warbonnet said:

Hi Sean,

We never showed a pre-production version of this loco? We did show A46, which is in the darker lined green livery? https://irishrailwaymodels.com/collections/a-class-locomotive/products/a46-a-class-locomotive

The A's wore two shades of green. This was matched to a genuine paint sample. 

Cheers!

Fran 

Thanks Fran for the clarification. I managed to chase down my photo's from the show I first saw it and indead it was A46 that I saw. I might just have to order an extra A now...

Guy's the model looks great but the colour looks like the wrong shade of green to me. I remember seeing a preproduction version of this at one of the shows and thinking that looked spot on. ( More of an apple green tone and less minty)

I know there was probably many slight variations of the  green it ran in with added rail dust and grime etc... but somehow this tone looks a little cool instead of the warmer tone I feel it should be.

I keep looking at the rivet details on the port hole window frames. Definitely one to keep the counters happy!!

My Heart bleeds for the poor Chineese workers who had to detail that!!! Something else lads!!

Looking sharp!

Regarding car transport. There's this one of Glanmire Road from the National library of Ireland O'Dea Collection. Its a screen grab so if its not approriate please delete.

Stunning work. The track really makes it.

Why don't you run them as anologue, far more fun.

Yip and still hanging in there!

Very enjoyable evening. Stunning photo's..especially of Cork (not biased). Very well presented by Leslie. Well done.

Looks great, I would be interested.

Looking good there George, roof looks great. What gloss coat do you use to seal it. I applied Humbrol gloss coat to mine before xmas and its still tacky and that was after 5 mins of stirring it. ( Humbrol never again!!)

Flux capacitor comes to mind!!