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skinner75
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'Take off and nuke the site from orbit - it's the only way to be sure' AKA - format, and reinstall the laptop from scratch, giving the young lad a clip around the ear for messing it up in the first place!
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any idea what the four, what look like grilles, above the cab windows of the two locos in the second last row from the back are?
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That's what I thought - gives a great sense of speed moving along the line -
Came across this on twistedsifter.com, and then found some more links. Amazing that so much is still extant in a large modern capital city! There are some lovely brick lined cuttings in places http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemin_de_fer_de_Petite_Ceinture Video of the route made up of stills pieced together (those arty French!): Not modelling I know, but thought it may interest some
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Kits are a great idea - especially if it keeps the cost down to allow assembly of a prototypical train length without breaking the bank!
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sweet as a nut - love the smoothed cab front
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Very cool!
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Murphy Models 071 - New, detailed pre-production photos added!
skinner75 replied to Admin's topic in Irish Models
Going to have to get 8113 - always had a soft spot for the look of the larger yellow panel compared to the other two -
Great photos - lovely atmosphere. I loved the old black & white tiles in Heuston
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The sleepers & drainage look very poor in some of the shots - it'd need to be relaid & drainage work done if it was going to carry trains again. At least as a walkway, the alignment is preserved for possible future relaying
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Council paid for the clearance work afaik
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at least a walking track will preserve the alignment - not too much work to convert it back in the future should the need arise
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Probably a walking/cycle track: http://www.independent.ie/regionals/newrossstandard/news/plan-to-restore-old-ross-to-waterford-line-28981309.html
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Wow - cue change of pants!
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Yellow line? Don't be silly - that'd mean H&S, which we all know is unheard of in the U S of A!
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One thing is for sure - it'd be a straightforward paintjob to achieve on a model. It would mean having to remove the grab rails on the cabs, if they are not going to be refitted to 071 (or 629000001001107100000112etc...) Will SSM be doing the decals in the future?
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Thank god! I had the misfortune of getting it into town from Nutgrove when it was running on the 16A route, and I don't know whether it was the driver or the bus, but it didn't exceed more than 30kph for the entire journey to Dame St.!
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No negative, just the photo, but one of B109 here: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VINTAGE-PHOTO-6-6-1961-B109-960HP-A1A-A1A-DIESEL-ENTERING-BIRDHILL-COPYRIGHT-/321075732972?pt=UK_Collectables_Railwayana_RL&hash=item4ac19ae1ec
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God I'd love a few Van Hool & KDs! Atlantean D would be sweet too of course!
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or PSNI!
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3D scanner: http://www.dvice.com/2013-3-8/makerbots-new-3d-scanner-will-make-cloning-objects-ultra-easy
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Lovely weathering, and a great idea for the buffers too! That fueling point looks the business too
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Very nice!