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Everything posted by skinner75
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460 was released previously by Murphy's Models back in 2008, as part of the first RPSI liveried set of MK2 coaches http://www.murphymodels.com/files/RPSI_MkII_Review_MR119_008-012%2C014-015.pdf
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Durty electric yoke anyway - burn em all I say!
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This was news to me! I just got the email announcing these pair of beauties, and have my pre-order in now!
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Irish billboard advertisements from 2004
skinner75 replied to Ballinacraig's question in Questions & Answers
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Irish billboard advertisements from 2004
skinner75 replied to Ballinacraig's question in Questions & Answers
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'Tay-ho' the white horse lol
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I love the filled in turntable, and the missing flag stones in the hard standing area! Gives it a nice rundown appearance
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I'm amazed that is the going rate - I would have expected £1 to be worth less than a Euro at this stage. Exports reportedly down 70% on pre B-word levels
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Same here! I always thought that green & black would have made more sense than the tan/orange & black livery that came in after the old green livery on the railway proper
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Why oh why would you dump a big lump of sodium or potassium into water?!?!? In a shaft with radioactive waste too no less!
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Plenty of glow-juice dumped in the Irish Sea for years & years, making it the most radioactive sea in the world... https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/sellafield-s-nuclear-pollution-of-the-irish-sea-took-decades-to-achieve-1.157519
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Oh no, no no no - that modern logo on the front of 071 looks terrible! Totally ruins the 'retro' livery
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It is a slim enough tome - sent in a card-backed envelope, so you should be ok I reckon!
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Copy arrived this morning - something to look forward to for when I get home this evening!
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Stick a pantograph on top & install some traction motors - job done. Also, think of the amount of batteries you could fit into the boiler space if you ripped out all the pipes!
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I've just ordered a copy from the RPSI website shop
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Murphy's Models have a technical section with details on the DCC values for their locos: http://www.murphymodels.com/Technical.html
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