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Meaning no disrespect to anyone working in the rail industry, the UK government went to the wrong people for an overview of a fixed link between GB and NI. They should have gone to the oil and gas industry, which has bucketloads of experience of building deep water structures. Stephen
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£ I also have a Silverfox C but look forward to IRM producing one in the not too distant future. Stephen
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They are Tommy Brady’s Irish Freight Models. Stephen
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Many years ago modelling friends used a technique called drying brushing to achieve a realistic weathered appearance. Stephen
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The latest additions to my fleet of Irish wagons.
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Look forward to it. Stephen
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I would concur with Iain Rice approach of 25 grams per axle plus brass axle bearings. Operation will be so much better when everything is to a common standard. Stephen
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As Mr Punch would say ‘that’s the way to do it’. The long established manufacturers in the UK all have long leadtimes, very often with little idea of actual dates. Keep up the excellent work. Stephen
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Irish Railway Models A Class Re-wheeled to 21mm
StevieB replied to JohnMcGahern's topic in Irish Models
The track looks the part. Stephen -
The damage must have proved terminal as the 165DS no longer exists. That’s a great shame as it was a small but impressive machine, which would have proved very useful to the likes of the D&CDR. Stephen
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And you have to pay the exorbitant postage on top! Stephen
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We have all come to expect good customer service. Now I don’t know if DC kits is a one man band but that might explain the poor customer service referred to, and we have just had the Christmas and New Year break. Stephen
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The Bug started life on the RHDR, was sold to a concern in Ireland and then, more recently, returned to the RHDR. Stephen
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I’m gradually fitting Kadees to my stock. They work so well and are the way forward as far as I’m concerned. Stephen
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I’ve had a copy for many years. It’s an absolutely lovely album stuffed full of evocative photos of all aspects of Irish railway operations. Stephen
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The railcar photo is quite a delight. The two railcars are from the 700 and 900 series but what is the intermediate coach? Stephen
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Ernies Massive Irish 1930's to 2005 Photo Archive
StevieB replied to Glenderg's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
The observant may have noticed that the tracks on the former Letterkenny line already been lifted so that the replacement bus service can use the former railway bridge to gain access to County Donegal. Stephen -
Santa dropped off a copy. Thanks. Stephen
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Santa dropped off a copy. Thanks. Stephen
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The funding of state owned railways is entirely at the behest of the government concerned, which is why the obvious is very often the least likely cause of action. The privatisation of BR, back whenever, has gradually been undone over the years, firstly the privately owned Railtrack morphing into the publically owned Network Rail, then the public owned operator of last resort for failed franchises, leaving only the privately owned rolling stock companies. Stephen
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Love them both. Thanks. Stephen
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Just can’t get enough of this lovely layout. Stephen
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The survival of the Claremorris-Collooney line virtually intact is really quite something. There remains the possibility, albeit many years hence, of reconnecting it to the national network and providing a train service from Sligo to Limerick. Stephen
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I look forward to progress reports over the coming months and years, in particular the sight of prototypical length trains running. Stephen
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Sorry, but what are you moaning about? You would have bought fourteen coaches but you’ve bought nine instead. Sell any surplus on eBay or on this website. Stephen
