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BosKonay
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Showroom eh - best excuse I've probably EVER heard :):)
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http://www.geograph.ie/profile/61944
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Geograph tends to be good for some http://www.geograph.ie/photo/2437046
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Wow! You are working at some pace Wiggy!!! Looking fantastic and great fun!
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I do Dave, the videos are taken by Martin before he listed them himself a few years back Heirflick - PM sent with Martin's mail
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Absolutely brilliant - extremely effective!
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Maybe we can rustle up some Irish stock for them tho
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Well worth the watch - they did very well for 8 weeks!
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She looks well with the durty bogies
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Lovely! I always cry a little inside when I hear the phrase 'layout was scrapped'
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My 9F has a pair of 22 generators fitted - you can really see the smoke difference [video=youtube;3lo-VZ-qZl0] All were done my Martin McCormick, in Oz, I've his email address if anyone wants to chase him
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Here are two of mine fitted with Seuthe Generators. ((SEUTHE #22)) Like the sound, its a nice little extra for when you're in the mood, or want to impress visitors
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Looking smart!!!
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Could make a lovely exhibition piece with plenty of stock flying up and down
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Lovely work :)
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Sometimes it's nice to model something ugly
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Would be certainly make for an interesting model! Nice straight lines
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Riversuirs flickr account
BosKonay replied to Riversuir226's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
What a treat!!! Just lost half an hour browsing through, and will definitely be back for a longer look :0 Lovely work! -
Absolutely great Barl - thanks for sharing!! :) I love the two antique looking wagons on the 'track sprayer' Are they for weight / ballast / just pretty ? Did you spray the Dapol cleaner?
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:rofl:
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I think I counted 23 coaches!
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Great shots and link Sulzer! Some incredible stuff on there!
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Surely something from the actual Irish preserved stock would have been more relevant, or am I missing this whole 'gathering' point?
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I'd go with Riversuirs method, just clamp the frame well to a block of wood and you should be grand!
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Now that you've reincarnated this thread - any more photos please?! Also, any details on the bridges ? The road overbridge looks fantastic - who makes it?