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Flying Snail

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  1. The more the merrier! I do think it would kick interest in the pre-CIE eras up a gear. Exciting times
  2. Perhaps. Hopefully we won't have to wait too long to find out
  3. Agree that its going to be a preserved loco - I reckon it's likely to be a Jeep.
  4. I'd be interested in GSR ... and GSWR
  5. Thanks for clarifying that @GSWR 90, and I wish all involved in the railway the very best as you work through this. Obviously you'll need more than best wishes and I see there's a link for donations on the railway's website. I've made a small donation and others on here may wish to do so too: https://www.downrail.co.uk/donatemenu/general/
  6. Thanks for updating us. It sounds like there's a lot of work to be done to get over the floods, but am I right that so far most damage appears recoverable (eventually)?
  7. I love your ability to capture the descent into dereliction and retain a sense of the beauty the building would have had in its heyday. Excellent, really excellent.
  8. Very sorry to hear this and hope that nothing has been damaged beyond repair
  9. Just spotted the inside valve gear which will really set off the look. There really is a lot going on here - as Dempsey says: craftsmanship
  10. The greenery you added looks very well indeed
  11. I know what you're at .... trying to transform them bit by bit into Midland 6 wheelers!
  12. Nice job!
  13. I would pay good money to see the reaction to a techno club on an Irish railtour
  14. Two very nice models indeed @GSWR 90 - unfortunately your photo of them posing with 90's Westrail plaque has only served to remind me that this weekend I missed out on the chance to take a peek at the (in)famous image on the back of it that you hinted at earlier in this thread I did get the chance to pick up a 90 badge and a few other bits from the Downpatrick stand though, so its all good
  15. Looks good, but I hope you've little or no sense of taste too if you're planning on using that toothbrush yourself before bed
  16. I got mine from the man himself yesterday - one of each. The look very well indeed, very pleased!
  17. Looking forward to these and I think they won't be limited to OO scale either. I think we'll be seeing the Bulleid - Open Wagons in as IRM's first O scale wagon too before long. After all, with the Accurascale O Scale Rustons announced, it's logical to think an IRM O Scale Ruston can't be far behind either ... and it'll need something to shunt won't it?
  18. Hard to beet that announcement! Accurascale have the 'Powering Britain' series of wagons ... will IRM continue the 'Feeding Ireland' range? What with the beets (and the kegs and Lyons tea containers) now done - Butter vans next?
  19. Ah yeah - you wait around for ages for a bus announcement to show up and then two show up together
  20. can't speak for Rails, but Hattons have made post-Brexit purchasing from the UK relatively hassle-free - I use them all the time (I have given up on Royal Mail for deliveries though)
  21. My condolences to Fred's family and friends, including those on this forum. RIP
  22. Fran said 'it earmarks a whole new range for us that will bring joy to many!' and he called it a 'railway item' ... so it's different and it could be anything, including non-rolling stock - the much anticipated foot bridge or some other scenic item perhaps?
  23. You're just toying with us now Fran ... it's not a set of mark 3's anyway judging by how dark the photo is, but beyond that I'm stumped
  24. Wow - two big projects on the go at the same time, and progress on both looking so good. I'm intrigued to see how the wall in the foreground works out - its an interesting idea!!
  25. NIce job - very impressive!!!
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