I suspect there will be a good many in awe of what you’re achieving. You should get the finished bodies scanned in order to produce printed versions for sale. Not everyone will have so many spare parts lying around.
Stephen
Very helpful.
Stephen
I suspect there will be a good many in awe of what you’re achieving. You should get the finished bodies scanned in order to produce printed versions for sale. Not everyone will have so many spare parts lying around.
Stephen
The problem we find with Amazon is that, so very often, an item you want to purchase is said to eligible for free p&p but, when it comes to paying, a big fee is added. As a result, we tend to avoid the big A as much as possible.
Stephen
A little while ago I produced a plan incorporating all the main elements of the latter day Waterford North, namely three through roads plus two bays. Because it wasn’t an accurate copy of the prototype, I called it Port Lairge.
Stephen
What a fascinating YouTube video, albeit the sad process of track lifting. There is more information here about Killala station than I have seen anywhere before.
Stephen
A very good representation of a large station in a relatively small space. Has anyone done something similar for Waterford North, either its early, complex layout or the smaller, simpler version?
Stephen
You must be doing something right compared to the guys from RMweb. In particular, they seemed to have zero idea about customer service and couldn’t deal with criticism.
Stephen
I particularly liked the photos of Wellington Bridge. What a waste just lying there doing nothing. If only the powers that be hadn’t made growing sugar beet a no no.
Stephen
I think it was the same over there. Carry out some kind of ‘improvement’ as a precursor to closure. Let’s not forget that both countries had doctors, in the non-medical sense, running their railways!
Stephen
Another ‘might have been’ would be a line from Manorhamilton to Bundoran. The 1957 closures would have forced CIE’s hand to retain a rail link to Bundoran and Ballyshannon.
Stephen