BosKonay

Is that Irish?

Good to see at least you're minimizing the number of concurrent projects! While making us all feel woefully inadequate and wondering how in gods name you find time in the day for that lot!! ps: love the lever frame!!!!

Jaysus doesn't begin!! One man factory!!!

Some info on models here: http://website.lineone.net/~sjohnson40/Loco%20Profiles/B121.html Tho a tad out of date

Started a new thread in the Tutorials area with the posts!

Absolutely brilliant ! Great PR coup!

Cheers guys - just need to work on my 'sweeping hills' techniques!

It's actually very inexpensive - between 130-170 euro delivered!

That's the one HA

Oohh, some nice stuff on that shelf!!

Would ye all stop posting photos of the eighties, I'm gonna need to open the whisky in a minute!

There is a set of photos of the unit in whitehead here http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/gallery/image/39950-uta-ex-lms-ncc-railcar-no1-at-rpsi-whitehead-february-1992/

Welcome to the site Martin! You'll find drawings and a B&W photo here http://irishrailmodels.com/2012/01/30/lms-ncc-54-railcar/

She's a rail welder - as far as I can found out, she came to NIR in 1985, and was used to weld rail for continuous welded rail joints.

Does anyone have more data or photos on this unit?

Yep, was just looking at that exact one - 27" or so tall should give me lots of sky under the viaduct too...

Wow - they are gorgeous!! C-Rail should make them !

Stunning shots Rich - thanks a million! Hmmm, I see exactly what you mean about sky behind the viaduct, and you're right - It looks amazing!....... hmmmmm, back to the drawing board a bit on the backscene methinks!

Lol. I like where your heads at

Shergar? lol. Did find a few bits and a few more books. Maybe I'll think up some ideas for giveaways

A tidy up revealed I had several copies! Rehousing one was the least I could do.

Gone!! That was fast!!! Will pm details to HiddenAgenda! Mr quick off the mark!

The history of the Metro-Vick diesel family spanned the period 1955 to 1995. This book includes the history of the 20 BR pilot scheme Co-Bos (class 28), as well as the 94 Irish units. Beginning with a survey of all three classes of Metro-Vicks, it concludes with a 24-page colour section illustrating the livery variations over their 40-year life span. Detailed tables of building and withdrawal dates, dimensional tables and a survey of preserved examples are included. Mint condition, some great photos. Free to anyone willing to post me a stamped address envelope. (will need A4 envelope and 60c stamp ) PM me for address, first come, first served!