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Were they limited to one per customer or as many as you would like. The pic also looks familiar. Rich,

Tooling looks impressive Fran, imagine trying to do it with a milling machine. Look forward to more updates on these and the bubbles. Rich,

Smashing shots Fran especially the flats. Looking forward to more and thanks for posting. Rich,

Top work George. The plough van is a lovely kit and the finished model looks fantastic. Hope you are keeping well George and how is the portakabin working out as a workshop. Rich,

Exactly Fran what's here today is tomorrows history, and yes a rake of them would be fantastic. They are a beautiful wagon, one of my own personal favorites. Rich,

Very nice work on the Parkside kit's Flange. Nothing like a bit of kit bashing. Rich,

Lovely photos and all the right way up, fair play to you for sticking with it. These threads are very important as are the photos, and fully appreciated. I've always said that we must photograph the contemporary scene as it will be history sooner than we think. The cement bubble is clean enough to see the seams in the panels. I had forgotten that the ladders were also orange. Rich,

Alan Gibson will produce 28mm axles without wheels. However you have to buy the P4, EM or standard wheels on 26mm axles, remove them and fit them to the 28mm axles. Rich,

A Hoover in large logo blue always does it for me. Mind you I prefer a 37, 40, 47, Deltic, etc in all over blue. Rich,

I'll take your word Ed, it's good enough for me. Rich,

I agree Fran the FIA Trains twins are amazing and are on a level of their own compared to the other two mentioned. Rich,

A lovely kit that results in a fantastic model. One of the longest and best threads on the group. It's a history of the hobby, and the work that has gone into it is appreciated. Rich,

Cheers Noel, Rich,

085 has one also. Rich,

083 has one also in the black and silver livery. Rich,

As has been said the colour match is good, and it is a nice finish from a rattle can. Rich,

Very nice Eamonn. The woodwork looks good. The fire engine will look cool when the lights are working and give it that extra bit of realism. I like it. Rich,

The witch king of angmar, excellent Bren. Just how Mr Tolkien imagined him. Rich,

That's very good progress Pat, I'm impressed. It looks good so far considering it's at this early stage. Rich,

I was expecting a burst Richie. Rich,

I agree Des an iconic wagon. Rich,

Looking good Stephen. One thing I've noticed and like is the reflection beneath the wagon, looks cool. Rich,

I get it Fran, all is clear. Rich,

So someone else might be looking at MK111's. Interesting Fran we will have to wait and see. I loved the MK111's they were in my opinion the most comfortable coaches to travel in on our network. Rich,

Richie I would only be interested in a MK111 model if it was tooled up for an Irish prototype. Correct doors, seating arrangement. All the embellishments that separate it from a UK coach. Then there is the conundrum of what to do about the Restaurant and EGV. I know I am in a small minority here. I want to model what I have seen prototypical wise, that is a choice I have made and I will stick to it. Many are prepared to repaint Hornby, Jouef, or Lima models and that is more than enough for them. So if a prototypical model of a MK111 set to the standard of the Cravens was to be released even if the price was obviously going to be around that figure you threw out there, then I would support it. But if it was for a repaint of even a top notch Rapido level BR MK111, then no. Rich,