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Weshty
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Irish Railways Today by Brendan Pender and Herbert Richards (transport research associates 1967) gives the mile route distance of each LC, but not the code number
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160mph?? Good luck with that. I'd settle for some second hand 125s.
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Damn. That is some fine modelling. Those rivets look good enough to pop.
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Oh loads of stuff in the pipeline, just to get it finished. 47' bogie flat and fertiliser 42' bogie are a priority.
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Hi Colin, What new kits, specifically? Regards. D
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Class work Eoin, and I can only imagine the hours and hours required. Mad stuff.
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Thanks lads. I've given up a bit on Model Rail, same old same old after 10 years. You can only read so often about applying decals and adding etched components. It used to have a lot more kitbashing articles in the past. Good to see something new to try.
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So Ben's not on your Christmas card list then?
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Carrs Red Flux liquid. Your only man.
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Wonderful work as always David, and you make it look so effortless. Congrats.
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But how did they get the fig into the figrolls, that is the question....
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Done the survey. Hang 'em high. -
Oh that is a tasty little token(?)
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New toys are always just so much fun. Nice one Dave.
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Or Brian Boru's axe
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Those shots are class, looks very realistic. \Well done sir.
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Near mulranney Achill line?
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There's money back in the country lads....
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You'll want the fit of your health to do that cycle at speed. Gravel paths, swing gates and a 500' elevation. Fabulous going through the woods though near Templeglatine. Now if they can only get the stretch to Listowel finished.
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Detracting from the pantomime a little, can I suggest yee all get yeer butts and bikes down to the Deise Greenway pronto? I cycled it from Dungarvan to Blaa City and back a few weeks ago with Er' Indoors and it blows the Western and Barnagh out of the water. The quality really is there, given they spent c.€300k a kilometer as versus the standard €60k. I'll pop up a few photos later, but the highlights are the coastal approach to Dungarvan, the Ballyvoyle tunnel,the Kilmacthomas viaduct and the estuary approach to Waterford.
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That is a lovely piece of work Eoin. And home etched and everything, now THAT is impressive.
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Ohh that is just brilliant. A little bit of weathering aand shadowing on that crane and it could look like a photo out of the Times!
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Ohhh I like those, especially the Dampers.
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The research, info gathering, trial and error and slow build of a scratchkit is half the fun. I really enjoyed kitbashing a Mk2 gen van using an old Airfix carriage. I knew every square inch of it and the work that went into it. When I got Mr. murphy's RTR version I was obviously delighted, but still prefer the one I built myself!
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Sound man. Thanks for the clarification.