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  1. Patrick Davey
    Black ‘n’ tan days at Clogherhead. A15 has a touch of the green eye though, possibly because she doesn’t have a sound chip yet.
  2. Patrick Davey
    Cheers GL! Sadly this little project no longer exists but there are plans for a revival……..
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    That sequence with the 4 baby GMs ‘in formation’ is superb!
  5. Patrick Davey
    Earning their keep already: FullSizeRender.MOV FullSizeRender.mov Edit: Don't know why the video clips aren't displaying properly!
  6. Patrick Davey
    Nice delivery today! Thanks IRM, another quality product. Very solid construction, with smooth running and exceptional detail. Another winner!
  7. Patrick Davey
    It's that very rare Orish spoider - Paddy Long Legs.
  8. Patrick Davey
    A feather in your cap for that one
  9. Patrick Davey
    More birdies getting into their prime……
  10. Patrick Davey
    Horray - two packs on their way north!
  11. Patrick Davey
    Result - no other livery need apply!
  12. Patrick Davey
    Love this principle - especially since this collection was most likely someone's pride & joy, fair play John!
  13. Patrick Davey
    The red with the top planks cream gets my vote!
  14. Patrick Davey
    Always a great read - a big shout out to Alan O'Rouke for the huge work he does to bring the two issues to us each year and for his insightful editorials.
  15. Patrick Davey
    Such an unusual prototype and as always a fine model David. Would be interesting to see the red livery for the truck, I think it might be more appealing than the current contrast with the grey?
  16. Patrick Davey
    And we're off! Have you decided on a livery and number yet Alan?
  17. Patrick Davey
    May 30th 1975, and one of the last linen deliveries by rail from Brookhall Mill nears the end of its long journey from Co. Antrim to Youghal, Co. Cork, passing Bog Road level crossing. Although now owned and operated by Northern Ireland Railways, the linen van was the last remaining one to wear the original GNR livery and was much sought after by photographers, especially when hauled by a Supertrain-liveried loco such as C class No. 225 as here. (With thanks to Eamonn Redmond @enniscorthyman for his hospitality!)
  18. Patrick Davey
    Delighted it went so well Alan, gutted wasn’t able to be there!!!
  19. Patrick Davey
    Both aged 32: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn00rk1znkvo
  20. Patrick Davey
    Looks fab!
  21. Patrick Davey
    Good luck with the move Patrick & Maureen. One of the many benefits of this forum will be seen in the amazing legacy of pictures and videos which you have left for us to enjoy in this thread, for which you deserve our sincerest thanks. Hoping Maureen’s Mum is doing well.
  22. Patrick Davey
    You said ‘humane’????
  23. Patrick Davey
    https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ce991j48q72o
  24. Patrick Davey
    Very sorry to hear this
  25. Patrick Davey
    I've just put that into Google Translate and this came out: Two steam locomotives, NIR 80 Class, NIR Hunslet, AEC Railcar in GNR, CIE & UTA liveries, and The Fintona Horse Tram.
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