Rob R

Colin, Don't know if there is anything in here that may help. Colm Creedon Rob

Colin, I wonder if the ng coaches were numbered in the same series as the ng coaches when delivered and then re-numbered later when the bg had gone? Rob

Thank you. I will study them later this evening. R

Yes, but at what temperature? The prints are actually coming out at 25.1mm at the moment but that should allow for the natural tendency for flexitrack to reduce in gauge a little when bent. If it proves to be an issue in testing it is easy enough to tweak. When I get the odd 25 hour day/ 8 day week I'll take a look at 4mm and 7 mm and if possible post the .stl files on here for all. Rob

Fortunately Paul has most of the pointwork for Broombridge already, recycled from Kilbrandon I believe. For new work, copperclad or spiked to ply sleepers would be easiest until the guys at Templot come up with something. R

A little taster:- Early days yet, 25mm gauge for S Scale (1:64). Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro, Elegoo PLA filament, 0.4mm nozzle Peco code 75 rail Wagon by Paul Greene Rob

Colin, A quick trawl through the NLI (and the interweb generally): Carrigaline A trainful Crosshaven and a few in here (re-opening day at Passage West?) Album Rob

Just spotted this. Thank you.

Obviously if it sticks at something like it's current price (£19.99) I'll have a punt, but realistically that isn't going to happen. It is also the wrong scale for me but that just a minor detail Rob

Guys, As much as I want one, the timing is wrong and I am skint so fill your boots Sligo tank.. Rob

Thanks for the update.

May I add a 4th question? How is the WLWR goods coming along? (Asking for a friend)

From the photos I have gleaned from interweb it was indeed No 20 Galtee More. There was also one of the earlier Vulcan 240's, No 29 the 040st and at least one 044t, Castle Hacket? I think. and an unknown 060 Samples cropped frrom photos from the internet. Copyright with respective owners. Also We must not forget Killaney by David Walker. November 1985 Railway Modeller. Four locos, 242t No14 Lough Derg, Fairburn 240 No11 and 440 No54 Jubilee and 040st No29 again. The same article also mentions a "superb tender drawing for Jubilee in the "Railway Engineer". I have not yet found that online but I will keep looking. Edit. That 060 may be an Avonside 042? Rob

Killaloe is well covered by the NLI indirectly. The goods wharf beyond the new station features in the backgound of several views of the river and steamers. There are a couple that show the old station, again in the far background but probably as good as we are going to get and then there is this view with No 3 Zetland and train in the new station, cropped from a more general shot. Killaloe - Zetland and train If you are searching the NLI photos just type "Killaloe" and browse through. Keep an eye on the backgrounds though.

Last one for now. Buildings on the far right.