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BosKonay
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One on fleabay already http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Base-BT-Models-IE-01-IE01-Leyland-Comet-Flatbed-CIE-Ireland-Irish-Bus-Support-/171157650320?ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:IE:3160
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I've used smooth it Kieran, and planning it for a large stretch of hardstanding in my freight yard. I think it has a plasticizer in it, as there are no cracks and its 'slightly' flexible when set. I'd recommend it, but I'd also recommend polyfilla 'smooth' or 'non sand' which is a plasticy plaster too. (and a bit cheaper )
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I merged the buffer threads - will stick it now too
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Absolutely loving it - coming on in leaps and bounds - love the durt of 059!
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WOW! That is some scale difference!! Not to mention power - "Ah sure, hang on there while I haul these 25 class 66's, wont' take a moment'
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What a cracker Glenderg!!!
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Gap in the market there for Irish backdrops Glenderg
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That looks amazing train model!!! Some quality on show here lads!
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:drool: Oh now - that is a work of art!!!
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Lovely job Kirley - do you want to share where you got it printed?
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Just absolutely gorgeous!
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Wooo - please do Heirflick! Best livery a 201 (n)ever carried
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:drool:
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Which enterprise livery? Original, or repaint?
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That's just unusual!
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Loving it Noel Pure entertainment
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Came across this excellent NI based layout in progress http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kL0rZtvIS98
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Lively faded paintwork on the beets! Any chance of video? Great shots!
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Hornby Class 423 4-VEP in blue - Bargain in Marks
BosKonay replied to Georgeconna's topic in British Outline Modelling
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Beautiful
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Happy Birthday Seamus! Hope you're keepin well!
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The 'easiest' option is the pocket wagons, spray them grey and make them dirty and hey presto, you've a fairly good representation of an irish intermodal wagon that's readily available. Most of the model shops sell them 'irishsized' too
