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  1. josefstadt
    The same reasoning was applied to the design of the Japanese DARTs, hence the positioning of the power cars in the centre of the units.
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    Seriously though, here are JHB's photos the right way round:
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    Reminds me of this guy's laptop .... !!!
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    The final set was Control Car 6107. Intermediate 6311 and Connector Car 6206. Locomotive 130 was noted on the service on 26 March 1987.
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    121 Class locos were used on the ex-AEC push-pulls operating the Bray-Greystones shuttle for the period between the withdrawal of the last of the B201 Class in November 1986 and the withdrawal of the final push-pull in September 1987. As far as I know, members of the 141 and 181 classes were never used on push-pulls.
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    It's a reference to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad being the Iron Rod of Iran And he does look a bit like the Assistant Manager COYBIG
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    Allez les verts!!!!! (For Nelson - Go the greens!!!!!)
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    Seriously impressive work Paul. Your work so far on the additional structures has taken the Scenecraft model to a whole new level. Can't wait to see your progress in the larger scale.
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    Perhaps 'Steam Heating Vans for passenger trains' would be more accurate. The type of van in the photo did not have any generating capacity and was purely a steam heating van.
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    A not great photo of part of a magnesite / oil train at cork, taken in the summer of 1971.
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    Fair play Des. That's why I said 'small' point.
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    Looks great Des. Just one small point. I think that the two angled bars (indicate by the arrows in the photos) should be horizontal. Model Prototype
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    In Everard Junction's video 'Building a Model Railway - Part 2 - Planning' ( )he covers the entire baseboard in cork and then uses additional thin cork sheets to raise the track above this level. So the balast never touches the wood of the baseboard.
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    DTSOs 741 and 748 were part of the second batch of 80-class railcar sets, ordered by NIR in 1975 and put into service 1977/78. They were built new for NIR by BREL and did not see service with BR. 741 was introduced in Jan 1978 and was withdrawn following a fire bombing at Finaghy in Sept 1979. No 748 was introduced in May 1978 and was withdrawn following a fire at Crumlin in May 1979.
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    Obviously before the H&S regime took over!
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    When she who must be obeyed tells you it is! Which is usually very early in the process.
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    These were 80 Class driving trailers, not Enterprise stock. DiveController has detailed their building dates. As to the 'why' part of your query - they were bought to replace 741 and 748 which were damaged during the troubles.
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    Congratulations John!
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    And it seems to be being pushed by a Metro-Vick or a Sulzer. Maybe for filming?
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    Placed my order in at the show yesterday. And it was nice to meet a couple of the lads behind this excellent venture.
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    Fantastic news. Wishing you the best for the new venture. I'm certain it will be a roaring success!
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    Congratulations Stephen and to all concerned with developing the new look. Excellent result.
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    Wow! That last pic really shows just how massive the model is. Excellent workmanship.
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    Fantastic model Paul.
  25. josefstadt
    The mind boggles. Anyone up for producing a photoshop image of this?
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