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BosKonay
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Looking forward to getting mine!
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CIE locomotive livery variations 1960-1990
BosKonay replied to jhb171achill's question in Questions & Answers
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CIE locomotive livery variations 1960-1990
BosKonay replied to jhb171achill's question in Questions & Answers
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CIE locomotive livery variations 1960-1990
BosKonay replied to jhb171achill's question in Questions & Answers
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Imagine the view from that back garden
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Building a viaduct for the craic She is a beauty tho
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What a lady!
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Maybe we could all post photos here - record what is a truly one-off hand built model in all her glorious liveries!
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A general shade of 'brown' with hints of colour seems to be the best option for all Irish freight stock alright ;0
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Changing a light bulb 23 feet off the ground.
BosKonay replied to Broithe's topic in Letting off Steam
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Me 1 - Original Flying Snail Green 1101
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Sounds great! Looking forward to it!
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He doesn't - she's a stunner
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No real progress for a week, but here are a few tasters I snapped of a busy freight yard and a mysterious visitor in the Preservation depot (had to open a few boxes as did a big spring clean )
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And right pretty little ladies they are too Anto
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I think, like most things, 021 depends on a good run of 071's leaving the shelves... (afaik, we'll be getting 071's all this year, so an 021 is probably a 2015 prospect at best)
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That's just lovely! !
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Wow - just lovely Have to say the jouef models look stunning - die cast chassis, interior lighting, etc - not to mention insanely pretty
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manfully resisting temptation ... just for now! (while planning in my head a french layout for the shed!)
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Not to mention http://www.hornbyinternational.com/en/jouef/2551-sncf-z-24500-electric-railcar-pays-de-la-loire.html to complete the scene
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Ah jaysus :):):)
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Its the blanking plate. Prise it up carefully and you will see the actual socket, then pop in the chip!
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Lovely work Richie - a bit amazed how you ended yup with the finished article from the original antique A real tribute to your skills!
