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John-r
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Really looking good, great work Philip.
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Would give anything to be there watching it in real time, looking brilliant as always.
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Great news Stephen, looking forward to seeing them, they will be something special.
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They really do look something else, can't wait.
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I did reply on Facebook, and while I would buy an 800 class, I would definitely buy at least two ncc jeeps to run with my outstandingly good rake of provincial wagons spoil wagons. Regards John.
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Thanks Adrian, looking forward to seeing these tutorials as well.
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Great job Phil, the transfers are something else .
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Mark 5 Delivery Update - Almost Here!
John-r replied to Warbonnet's topic in British Outline Modelling
Both liveries look stunning, massive amount of work by you all to Get these over the line. Top class carriages.- 1 reply
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same as that, both the red oxide and blue livery, But before being classed a moaner, I had planned for a 9am release and was taking my Grandson to school to be back in time for the sale, when I put some in my basket just because it was a good bargin they literally sold out. As I say not to worry I already have more than enough Tara wagons in both liveries when first released. So is there a January sale happening
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On a personal note, the blue tara,s look much much better in the flesh, from the colour blue itself to the tara lime green sign, really one of the nicer liveries.
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. I would have thought 13 was an unlucky number, if you want you can tell us between 1 and 3 new releases that would be fine by us.
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Great work Noel, thanks for sharing.
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Hi , have sent you a pm Regards John.
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Great news, any few bob of a saving means my body parts stay with me a little bit longer , until of course you release another tempting and teasing model
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Class 92 Caledonian Sleeper Loco Detail Differences
John-r replied to DiveController's topic in British Outline Modelling
Thanks Stephen, will keep watching my emails, . Galteemore, great explanation of the polo mint logos, I didn't know that either thank you. Dive, what 92 are you thinking of getting, saw 92010 on display at the mrsi show recently and have to say they look stunning along with the Caledonian coaches. -
Class 92 Caledonian Sleeper Loco Detail Differences
John-r replied to DiveController's topic in British Outline Modelling
Hi Divecontroller, I'm sure this is not much help, but 92010 is an accruscale exclusive and has no polo mint logos which 92038 has, other than that I'm at a loss as to which one to Get as I don't do much British outline, but man they look something else, also missed the Caledonian coaches as well, cough, cough lads. -
So when can I expect you for the tay,
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They look right at home already, lovely collection of vehicles.
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I would take some as well, they really finish of the loads inside the ferts. It's the world wide free installation that sells it for me.
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Ya might get me an oul pass once the tar dries
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Bus Eireann Expressway Irizar i6 Due Later This Year
John-r replied to DJ Dangerous's topic in Bus models
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Looking forward to going to this, not to far from Tralee.
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What a fantastic achievement, all the A class now gone on the IRM website. For such a niche market as Irish Railways is, this is some feat, the boys took a chance on this, we took a chance on the boys pulling it off knowing they would , Win Win for us all. Onwords and upwards as they say, thanks lads for all of this. All this came about because I just figured out how the sound works on my A class, it's something else
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Yeah the last picture is the one, just fantastic, really they are all fantastic.
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Delighted to hear your news Ken, gave myself a bit of time to study properly the photos of Port Breige, and it's just really something else the detail is brilliant.
