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BosKonay
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RPSI 461 in her Original DSER livery
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Meave, Merlin, Dunluce and a great big GM for good measure :)
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And, built from a Triang / Honby 2P, No. 74, Dunluce Castle in NCC red
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Video of her moving to Cultra
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Here is my version, a modified Hornby compound with tender drive:
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RPSI Locomotive no. 85 - Merlin http://www.steamtrainsireland.com/locomotives/loco85.htm
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Wow, wow, and another wow! The backscene is beautifully blended, and that station building! What can I say! The man's a genius!! Benches, station lights, a fence bins, phone boxes and some people and you'll have a stunning looking set up
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Peco small and hornby 'small' / standard points are identical basically, both peco and hornby 'set track' points and geometries are identical and interchangeable.
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Plenty of US stock in this shop
BosKonay replied to Flying Scotsman 4472's topic in US / Canadian Railway Modelling
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Stunning! I got a batch of the 20' (and some tanktainers) and they are absolutely stunningly perfect
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Photographic Website Updates
BosKonay replied to thewanderer's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
Use youtube - it's very simple and there are apps for most smart phones to do it directly, and you can embed the video directly. -
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Awful photo, amazing flats! Don't want to spoil them by plonking containers on top
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(The theory with the printed strip, is that is under the moving tie bar, so you ballast all the white bits safely)
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They are small card 'inserts' that come with the Cobalt Motors. After you drill the hole for the motor armature to poke through, you are left with a big, 6mm hole - not good for ballasting! You slip the card insert under the point, and you get a neat little slot for the motor arm, and can then ballast safely without dropping ballast into the motor or under the board. They'll need a good whack of an airbrush too - you'd think they could have printed them with ballast (or even printed them grey )
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Last but not least, the first little batch of hardstanding.....
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Oh, and here are Dave (modelbaseboards) stunners on the right hand side, ready for the right hand loop and what will be a Whitehead inspired preservation depot:
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The photos don't do them justice - they are stunning - all individually numbered, beautifully detailed and have a lovely weight to them! Next, I played with a new Kibri kit-built Plasser
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As you can see in the last photo, I also fitted two more point motors under the board for the double slip. Next, I tested the freight sidings for length - with a rake of 12 of Hidden Agenda's 46' Container Flats!
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Some Catch-Ups - finally got an hour or two upstairs today!! First off, RedRich sent me some Hurst Models orange piping/trunking - they look fantastic!
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Lovely shots I'll start new threads with better photos of DSER 15, Merlin, Dunlice Castle and their sisters
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I'd certainly be interested - what have you in mind?
