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BosKonay
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Got the concrete slab finished under the running shed And started remodeling the dmu stabling sidings
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http://www.themodelshop.ie - finally working for me now! Yay, looks great lovely work!!
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Lovely work indeed!
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Lovely shot, I presume the loco would be released on departure of the rake?
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Yep Looks like DNS propagation. In lay terms, the whole of the internet hasn't 'noticed' that the site's moved. Some ISPs are faster at copping on than others - Eircom being one of the notoriously slow ones
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DNS for me still resolves to the old site too - 212.147.150.18 The DNS is reporting a new IP Answered from ns9.dnsireland.com (80.93.23.86) themodelshop.ie. 14400 IN A 217.78.0.167 So I reckon it's Eircom being silly slow buggers as always
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It's amazing!
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The one you posted in the tutorial section?
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David, When will you show us a few photos of your modelling, and not these old shots of the prototype? Seriously, staggeringly gorgeous stuff sir!
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Got all the gear off these lads in Artane http://www.xpresselectrical.com/ The parts are High Lumen LED Strip 45o LED Strip Profile 120W LED Drivers
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Yes, I've it on a remote control and have a built in dimmer circuit. The goal was to deliver full-on daylight - which it certainly does
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The LED lighting is extending around now to Blackrock Road
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Wow! Would be something else to build for a 'what might have been' layout!
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Fine art?
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Northern ireland, but the uniform looks very similar [video=youtube;NqAiFPCDm-8]
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Love It!!
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Any pics of the contents warbonnet ? Can't wait for mine!
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hehe, almost
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Sizing up the shed fuel siding
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i find hanging basket liner looks well, my local woodies stocks stuff with a nice colour, simply tease it apart and glue down for instant long grass
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I used a wallpaper scraper and small trowel to level off the grout, and just ran the trowel edge down the semi-set grout. When very nearly set, i ran a small screwdriver along the rail side then ran an old wagon with deep flanges down just to be sure I've actually very pleased with how well the grooves came out
