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Patrick Davey
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Love the Tayto van - nice crisp detail which really captures the flavour, but it costs a packet...... -
No. 4 or No. 171...... Either would do fine! The specs of the Manor loco are very impressive, which is not surprising....mighty stuff!
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....and the NCC Jinty...... but don't forget the OO Works locos.........
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A Ballymena & Larne train pack - an obvious commercial opportunity here in that the loco would work for an Isle of Man layout as well, and the coaches would run on a Ballycastle line setup AND allow the builder to model Donegal station in its current form.
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new year new layout 1990s container terminal and tmd
Patrick Davey replied to Sean's topic in Irish Model Layouts
The home made friends look very good! Impressive work! -
Superb work. A very interesting prototype and your work is fantastic!
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Magnificent - no other word for it!
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That is superb Noel - very neat work which captures the character of the building perfectly. Great stuff!
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The signal cabin is looking fantastic!! Looking forward to seeing the station buildings!!
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Looking good Noel, impressively neat brick corner! One small question, are the roof tiles maybe a bit overscale?
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Having a browse through Hornby's new range and these caught my eye, not sure if they are brand new though but they might pass as DNGR 'from a distance', as the song goes...... Did the DNGR have any 4-wheeled vehicles I wonder.....?
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Ah that is just super - and all the current RTR releases are perfectly timed for you.....as long as the bank manager approves........ ha ha! Really loving this one.
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This is shaping up very nicely indeed Noel, great seeing the progress. The goods shed is as fine a model as could be found anywhere! Keep up the great work sir and happy new year!
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Yes - the extra realism is obvious and I do notice the difference in track level views. I wouldn’t be in a rush to have all my existing stock converted though, space permitting the simplest solution would be to start a new layout - any excuse
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Jeepers - 10 121s............ gulp.......
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Happy Christmas Leslie, hope you have recovered from your mishap earlier this year, and please post more photos of your excellent layout! Hoping you have a fantastic 2021 and thank you very much for providing us with such excellent models, you are part of the great movement that has made the hobby so enjoyable for all of us in recent years. Thanks again and stay safe!
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Very true - and Ciarán's own 'Eiretrains' website is definitely well worth a look: http://eiretrains.com
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I'm still holding out for the Ballymena & Larne boat train.......
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Saints and Sinners (1949) - the opening scene shows a train arriving at Carlingford from the Newry direction - this used to be on YouTube but I've just had a look and I can't find it immediately. Also 'The Wind that Shakes the Barley' (2006).
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Superb, and a very innovative approach!
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Enjoyed this!! Good video too! Looking forward to more!
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Amazing scenes at every corner of this layout!
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Brookhall Mill - A GNR(I) Micro Layout
Patrick Davey replied to Patrick Davey's topic in Irish Model Layouts
I forgot to mention that the excellent and very strong baseboard was made for me by Dave Lindfield of Model Rail Baseboards -
Brookhall Mill - A GNR(I) Micro Layout
Patrick Davey replied to Patrick Davey's topic in Irish Model Layouts
Thanks - it’s an old SSM brass kit which a friend (RIP) made for me but then it sat and did nothing until I asked Colm Flanagan to restore it and paint for me. It’s not a great runner but sure looks the part! Thanks Leslie - the stationmaster’s house was built about 25 years ago but the Wills sheets have stood the test of time! I would like to see shots of your Richill buildings?
