-
Posts
2,019 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
119
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Resource Library
Events
Gallery
Blogs
Store
Community Map
Everything posted by Patrick Davey
-
Yes good question! I guess Aer Lingus made up the shortfall later though!
-
The lady who arranges the flowers in the church is called Lily Rose Tansey, and she has a cat called Peregrine (just to compound things, her husband is a top link GNR driver) and with a name like that there are definitely no mice to be found. She chose that name because it was always going to be a church cat, hence named after a bird of pray.
-
-
The parishioners now have somewhere to sit and kneel, and the priest has a roof and window on his sacristy. Just the altar to go and the interior will be complete.
-
N Scale Ballywillan, Co Longford.
Patrick Davey replied to Kevin Sweeney's topic in Irish Model Layouts
Wow that's a super prototype and a great model Kevin! -
Either!
-
And the aforementioned PP was called Rev. Glen Farne…..
-
I think you are onto something here GM, I have done a bit of research and apparently the sacristan team at the church included two sisters, Florence Court and Hazel Wood……
-
-
Brookhall Mill - A GNR(I) Micro Layout
Patrick Davey replied to Patrick Davey's topic in Irish Model Layouts
All services have ceased for the holidays…… -
Brookhall Mill - A GNR(I) Micro Layout
Patrick Davey replied to Patrick Davey's topic in Irish Model Layouts
Mr. Weaver decided to have the mill carpentry team construct a life-size nativity scene for the season. Happy Christmas from Brookhall Mill -
-
Don’t worry Leslie, once the interior is complete, there will be no confusion as to where headquarters lies! In fact, the coastal location of this church is very appropriate, when one thinks of ‘The Holy Sea…..’
-
It’s actually a swarm of bees…..
-
-
-
Great models, and I really like that shade of green!
-
Looking superb!!
-
Delighted to pick up these two fantastic books, both written by two esteemed members of this forum! @airfixfan’s lovely ‘The Ballycastle Railway Remembered’ - great to see such a collection of photos, many of which are new to me! And @GNRi1959’s ‘Omagh Railway Station - A Journey Through Time’, a comprehensive history of Omagh GNR station, again with many incredible photos including my favourite which is a rare 1915 view of the GNR’s ambulance train. Many congrats to both Jim and Tony on these wonderful books - can’t wait to lose myself in them to escape the madness of the season!
-
The second wall has now been decorated, and the building has to stand on its 'face' until the scatter sets. Seeing two walls together gives a better idea of how the finished building will look.
- 92 replies
-
- 11
-
-
-
That's the word I was looking for!!!!!
-
-
So the first wall has been surfaced with scatter material. Happy with the look, it remains to be seen if the structure remains intact at sunrise! Sealing with neat PVA: Scatter added: Close up of a window:
- 92 replies
-
- 12
-