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skinner75
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You mean they look something like O'Leary would get a 12 year old to draw up, and give him a pittance for - just like the original Swine Air website (with horrible layout & dayglo colours everywhere) - designed by a teenager for a few quid
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http://brandnewretro.ie/2013/10/13/3-cie-adverts-from-1974/
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Lovely little shed scene that with the lights on the depot
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Just had a look in the shed the other day, and it is actually from 130! I've asked my dad to bring it down with him this weekend, as there's a spot for it in my garage
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and considering that none of them come with the box!
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Yery nice! I have one of the panels from a 121 class at home, wll, in my dad's shed! It was autioned off by the ITG some years back to raise money for their loco funds. As far as I can remember, it is from 126, and has 'Suitable for hauling air-braked trains' on it. I must ask him to pop it in the boot the next time he is dropping over to me
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Staff snatcher in operation
skinner75 replied to Garfield's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
Great video! I'd say there are plenty of wonderful video footage in the RTE archive. -
On RTE1 tonight at 19.30 - 21st Century Railways (may be a repeat though)
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Another bridge strike, in Cork this time: http://www.broadsheet.ie/2013/07/03/meanwhile-in-cork-33/?fb_source=pubv1
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Murphy Models 071 - New, detailed pre-production photos added!
skinner75 replied to Admin's topic in Irish Models
Yippee! I've ordered 111 & 8113 from you - 077 & 085 will have to wait another month! -
Nice one to keep for the future
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Wow - some layout! I can see why it'd take 16years to get it to this level - stunning
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Very nice!
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Very very tasty! The new livery certainly has grown on me. I do love the previous silver & black too though
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I find it funny that they go ballistic - excuse the pun - over the printed gun, yet wouldn't bring in checks for crazy people / criminals when buying guns. As you say - protecting the arms industries interests. Also funny are those who think that their right to bear arms will help them fight against the government should they get out of line - maybe back in the day of muskets, but all the small arms in the world won't do much against tanks/drones/jets/attack helicompters/missiles etc, should the government want to put down any group that gets uppity - Waco being an example
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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
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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