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Beautiful models, as you say the end mesh detailing is very nice.

Thanks Dave, I have one of them, nice to know that they are a little bit special.

Some Silver Fox models

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Are these things rar(ish) now Dave, is he no longer doing them?

Speaking of the Lawrence collection, Corkonians or any others with ties to the capital;), will appreciate this collection, no 30,31 & 59 being of most interest to gricers

http://www.corkpastandpresent.ie/history/batch2/cppjuiceboxbatch2/lawrence2/#30

Great photos, pining for the place already.

I know this place well since we used to drive past it on the way to Kenmare in the early 70's. An Oige owned it up to about 10 years ago, but it has been in private hands since.

The GSR single signal in it's garden is the one that kicked-started me off to on designing all the old signal range.

Swoon........

Fek, he's off again. We're not worthy!!! Superb stuff as always.

Those are filthy, durty, greasy looking wagons there Eamon. Well done

Eamon, that is a lovely little job, and really helped by the fact you used a Mk1. Very crisp and proper.

can I point out that it sits on a 42' chassis, (of which there is a grand little brass kit available) is a plate based design which would suit a brass kit (see where I'm going with this ?) and it might be in the best interest of a certain brass specialist to make the unit which would sit on top of that chassis.

Jayz, I'm away 24 hours and this happens! As always, thanks for the shout out. To answer the question, YES,I will be doing the fertiliser wagon, and with a full set of fertiliser loads. It will be based on the existing 42'BF. No deadline yet, but given the interest, It could be kicked up the priority list.

Don't dare ask for my number though....

Now, back to the Cement Bubbles, over to you Richie.

Sweet job lads, love the little details on the sides of the bubbles. You've got the seam detailing down just dandy.

That rubber rock looks the business. Nice work there.

Nearly as sad to see 216 in that rancid eau de nile green. Bluuurghghgg.

With apologies to Peggy Lee, if that's all that there is then let's keep dancing...

Ohhhh, she black allright...

And here's another one....same wagon though.

Mmmmmmm.

Yup, that's a fine job done.

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Oh my giddy aunt! Just seeing this thread for the first time, that is just so sweet and crisp and classy. Handpainted numbers? So retro and so right.

Now that is a tasty little sweetener

Oh very nice Georgie. VERY nice. Love the plough van and you got the plough rail kink just right.

Hi Brian, Gorgeous model. I think I preordered one, if not , i'll take one.

Regards

Des

And there was me thinking it was Gort....

If the Waterford & Tramore, or West Cork lines lasted until today, they'd have been the home of 2 or 3 identical two-car 26s or 28s. "Not much interest as a layout" occurs more and more the further we get into the modern era!

I don't care what plastic yoke I'd be travelling on, crossing the Chedwynd, looking down over Halfway and heading through the tunnel would still be a rush

Oh that is too sweet. Very nice and very unique.