Jump to content

Sleeper

Members
  • Posts

    71
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    1

Sleeper last won the day on February 21 2020

Sleeper had the most liked content!

Recent Profile Visitors

The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users.

Sleeper's Achievements

Collaborator

Collaborator (7/14)

  • Reacting Well
  • Dedicated
  • Very Popular
  • First Post
  • Collaborator

Recent Badges

255

Reputation

  1. Seen these in Glasgow at the weekend, and getting a lot of attention too
  2. Nice tidy job done on the no smoking signs, they bring it up an other level
  3. Well done IRM, absolutely superb models Lovely running, no shaking with them Interior lighting is a great feature. 20240203_225220.mp4 20240203_224821.mp4
  4. Sleeper

    Murphy Models Mk2d

    I like the wider bogies, can't wait to get the other 2 standards 20240127_104751.mp4
  5. just seen these yesterday, due next year
  6. Wow neat and tidy work Darius
  7. Sorry guys for not getting back sooner, was away on hols. Thanks for your replies and suggestions, in the mean time I've fixed a few decals and as this is all new to me I've had a few learning curves with the different types of decal paper etc. Just needs a final spray of lacquer on the decals
  8. Got a few decal sheets, going to have a go at it myself. Probably won't be any railtech spec. though
  9. Looking for Guiness decals for Bachmann Irish Pub if anyone can recommend somewhere to order from. Thanks
  10. The hycote primer can be bought in any good motor factor shops for around €10
  11. These are the first 3pack flats
  12. Sleeper

    IRM Fert Wagon

    Don't suppose there's any polish coal ones in the pipeline, but would definitely be interested in those IFI ones Philip.
  13. Sleeper

    IRM Fert Wagon

    This became a familiar site all over the country, your county colours made up from fertiliser sacks and coal sacks. These ones were put up in Walsh Island, Offaly in 1998 for the now controversial hurling all ireland final between Clare and Offaly...and still there today. The yellow was cut sward, white was usually high nitrogen and green was super yield.
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

Terms of Use