Sleeper

Really love the patched up footpath and the wild looking vegetation, very realistic nice job

Finally got time over Christmas to mess around with these little gems

MacDonagh Junction shopping centre is now there instead of the freight yard

Came across this today in the Stanley brochure. Some interesting wagons I've never seen before.

Oh my God is that an old Britain's silage trailer behind the cattle wagon

Few more of my A's arrived this morning, it's a pity I didn't get this many A's when I was in school

Took a shot of this the other day before someone weather's it

Finally got a chance to run my A39, well impressed

I loved all Ireland final day back in the 90s especially when it involved the munster teams so many different trains passing Portlaoise at full speed every 15 or 20 minutes, don't think I'll get same buzz tomorrow even with two munster teams.

Nice to see the no smoking signs on the windows well done nice job 

Have a little bit of a soft spot for the things myself

It looks well

 The reason for the 5 axles is the trailer can be split in half as a 20ft.

The 1st & 2nd axles can also be removed for 40 & 45ft containers.

BMW m3 coupe

Yes u did and a mk 1 &2 in different colours

A Guinness cement lorry would be nice

Started buying these little gems around 2006/7 and you get so hooked 

5 hours ago, Wexford70 said:

Hi guys,

Anyone identify the location of this cement train and approx date?

From Ebay.

Now Mcdonagh Junction shopping centre 

Those green boxes just keep getting higher and higher in the attic.

Well done lads keep up the good work

That dark weathering really shows up the see through side vents, nice job Noel

Thanks very much Paddy Murphy, not only have you given us models from the past, present and now the future

Well am I the only one who hasnt seen them on the road in years

Just wondering does anyone know why the cages are still being used...

Absolutely brilliant piece, not a gap shown anywhere 

Must be going to open up the wet pubs then.