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skinner75
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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!
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Hi gang, Saw this on Adverts - just posting it incase anyone here is into the big stuff: http://www.adverts.ie/models/lima-o-gauge/2300579?utm_source=Adverts+Newsletter+%28All%29&utm_campaign=96b048fd9b-Adverts_Newsletter_Feb_20130306&utm_medium=email
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Smoothing out 3D printed objects: http://www.dvice.com/2013-3-3/duo-smooths-3d-printed-objects-household-items
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I was keeping an eye on it - would've went nicely with the one I have for the baby GMs. I also picked up an original GM service manual for the baby GMs 567 engine
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Looks fine to me! Hard to beat a filthy baby GM!
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store em at The Broadstone!
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Big improvement there! As others have said - clear glazing would be a massive improvement.
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Programmed the freesat box last night to record this - cheers for the heads up guys!
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Done! -
Lets hope they don't start naming the locos after his 'conquests', like they do with the trucks!
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To almost brand new planes though?
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More junk for sale: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HORNBY-CIE-IRISH-RAILWAYS-HYMEK-LOCO-/190781501832?pt=UK_Trains_Railway_Models&hash=item2c6b76b188 and the price!
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Welcome onboard Karl! As Glenderg says about the attic - leave the stuff in the floor as it is, just put boards down over it, and then insulate inbetween the roof joists. This is the road I'm going down with my attic. I got a secondhand Styra (as seen on the Late Late Show!) from Donedeal for €150, and I have started putting chipboard flooring down, sitting on 4" joists. I'll insulate inbetween the roof joists when the flooring is done, as it can be rightly chilly in the attic at the moment!
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American quality eh?... Probably hammering them together using their eyes - zero H&S in the US of A.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2247638/Ghost-trains-How-locomotives-early-20th-Century-look-running-old-routes.html
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Triang hornby r768 irish cie livery class 35
skinner75 replied to burnthebox's topic in For Sale or Wanted
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Beet wagons, what colour were they?
skinner75 replied to Robert Davies's question in Questions & Answers
Lovely work there Robert - you really captured the look of a used beet wagon! -
What a great looking layout
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I'm bracing myself for the last installment of 'fluff' ;-)
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Very, very nice job! Defo get a vid up!
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Busted!
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Here's a vid on how to do hardstanding/concrete: