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BosKonay
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Something like http://silverfoxmodels.co.uk/nir-ir-ie-2600-class-railcar-aecpark-royal/
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Threads merged - lovely work David! An absolute pleasure and daily inspiration having your work showcased!
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Nothing like having power on and locos running :) Well done and keep the updates coming
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An absolute master class in creating realism, atmosphere and 'getting it just right'!
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Looks brilliant! What did you use as formers?
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Too much so!!
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For what it's worth, I have almost as much BR blue as I have Irish stock
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This is looking brilliant!! Are you planning to fit the solenoids / magnets to allow for the cars to stop etc?
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Welcome back to the hobby rich
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Wow!! I can hear heir flick salivating from here too!!!
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Ah lads!!! Exquisite Any chance of a video? :)
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Graham's layout - Monkhill and Saltstown.
BosKonay replied to irishthump's topic in Irish Model Layouts
Wow - those are reasonably priced! I like their name too - We Honest! :0 -
Just stunning - those proses look great in red too!
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Graham's layout - Monkhill and Saltstown.
BosKonay replied to irishthump's topic in Irish Model Layouts
Looks fantastic! Those little leds look great! What groundsignals are they? -
What a beauty! Stunning job on the weathering!!
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Likewise! A suburban mk3 set with a 121 at the end! :drool;
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A4 Mallard's new layout - Progress so far...
BosKonay replied to Warbonnet's topic in British Outline Modelling
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Gorgeous!!
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Absolute stunner thanks for sharing!! Are you taking commissions!
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Cracking as always ! The sperry looks brilliant !
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Wow! Absolutely humbling scenic work! Masterful!
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Oh my gods!! That trestle!! Only about 2.6ish euro. Prob more than that spent building it!!
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This is the lad http://www.woodiesdiy.com/Product/Ronseal-Smooth-Finish-Super-Flexible-Filler-300ml/11674/1.10.1#.UmwO2ySHm9Y Goes down like normal polyfilla, but sets to a slightly rubbery finish. Smooth it out well when laying, and it naturally levels/settles a bit too. The result is very firm and flexible, no cracks, ready for painting. I'm also trying a section with grey tile grout at the moment - will post updates once it sets!
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Classy Lady!!!