BosKonay

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!

http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/forumdisplay.php/55-Free-to-a-good-home 'Free to a Good Home' One man's junk and all that! Stuff you're happy to give away, that might be of use to your fellow modeller, for perhaps the cost of postage, etc

A thread for useful bits of kit and tools you might need to follow these tutorials: Free Print-Out Scale Ruler Print it out and glue it to a lollipop stick, no copyright restrictions so share away. Handy in shops for finding suitable wagon bases. http://www.glenderg.com/drawings/00_...cale_Ruler.pdf

Sweet Gareth - can not wait!

Just stunning Anthony - I'll be hoping to achieve 10% of your standard under and around my viaduct!!

Does it look like this

I know! I'm still valiantly trying to resist the temptations of either turning a chunk of Amiens Street french (Avenue d'Amiens perhaps ), or starting something french in the shed! My poor wife would probably kill me

Lovely video John!

Ahhh, gotta love the noise! My favourite class of all time!

Wow! What's the secret on the water Anthony - it's amazing!

... has been added under Workbench Tutorials Have experienced members guide you step by step through processes and tasks / builds! http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/forumdisplay.php/54-Tutorials As suggested by HiddenAgenda

Lovely job Glenderg!!! Fingers crossed on the exams! Not a bother to you!

Lovely Catch Glenderg!

:drool: Who needs trains!! Stunning stunning work!

Do GM still provide parts??

Those looks absolutely stunning!!! Lovely work Gareth!

Absolutely stunning!

Incroyable

That forest looks fantastic - thanks Broithe!

How do you find them wiggy? I've some in my boxes from gaugemaster, ID and peco, be interesting to see how the backdrop ones compare

http://backdropjunction.com/thebackdrops/europeanscenes.html - Irish Backscenes up to 44" tall!

Wow! Those backdrops are massive!! Biggest I've found are 15" so far (which you can see in my photos) If I could get 2-3 feet - wow!

Great Shots Finnyus - thanks for sharing!!

Sounds like a plan Dave!