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UP6936
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Those locos are fabulous! I'm fifteen as well, so they have inspired me to have a go at painting some stuff myself. Next time you paint a loco, you should make a tutorial thread, it would be really helpful to a lot of people
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Thanks Lough Erne, very interesting. With RPSI loco Merlin nearly ready to return to traffic, maybe they should run a half and half 111 & 85 return tour to Dublin?
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The wonders of progress, eh?
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Unfortunately, I am neither of those things. Luckily though i found a book on the GNR and i think the timings were around 2 and quarter to 2 and a half hours
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Hi there, Could anyone help me out, i am looking for the Belfast-Dublin timing for the GNR Enterprise around the late forties? thanks
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I can see how it would simplify things once you learn how to use it. Maybe once i finish my IT GCSE i will be able to do something similar
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Nice computer signalling, it looks pretty complicated though. What are the blue things in the second picture?
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Yep, should be.
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I run US HO diesels along with Irish oo, and honestly i think it looks fine, especially given that US locos are generally bigger to begin with. What you shouldnt do though is run HO & OO irish or british stock together, then the scale difference would become apparent
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When i first started I was obsessed by Mallard, but once i got a hornby class 25, it all changed, and i have been a diesel fan since
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Quick Question, I have seen photos of some 80 class units with a downward facing horn placed on the cab front. Do you know if this was only certain units, and if so, why did some have this, as it seems a bit odd?
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The Flying Fortress that was at that show was doing a fly past at a US army cemetery near belfast yesterday, i went up to see it with my dad. Incredible plane, bigger than i expected too
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Hi there, As murrayec says, model rail is a great magazine, but British Railway Modelling (soon to be re branded BRM) I also find to be very useful as a resource for tips and examples. Hope I helped! James
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Im liking the containers, especially the tanks. Are they plastic?
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The paper brick actually looks really well I think. It would certainly pass the '4 foot' test
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Great photos, I love the back story, it brings the scene to life
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RPSI Dublin Santa tickets, on sale.
UP6936 replied to snapper's topic in What's happening on the network?
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I was thinking the same thing about an NCC jinty myself warbonnet. It would look good weathered up, I think
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Do you mean CIE green or southern region green?
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Bought 3 of these myself, pretty good quality and great value. According to a big discussion on them on RMweb, it seems most are being bought by modellers buying in bulk
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No problem. If you watch the video it will tell you other products to buy that help with the weathering finish
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RPSI Dublin Santa tickets, on sale.
UP6936 replied to snapper's topic in What's happening on the network?
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I use humbrol weathering powders, they come in a good range of colours. I find them easy to use, and humbrol have some tutorial videos on YouTube that I found very helpful, as they show you the best methods
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I noticed this as well. It sounds interesting.
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If I may be pernickety for a second, its technically not ex gatwick. I believe it is actually one of the former enterprise generator brake carriages, but it had it's passenger windows plated over prior to gatwick use. (Anyone, please correct me if I aam wrong by the way!) You would probably have to do much the same type of thing to the model to make it.