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Weshty
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You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar.
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Looking real good, love the weathering! Thanks for the feedback, I selected a 0.3mm styrene sheet as the real roof is about 0.5" thick. What were the reasons you use thicker styrene as I may use this for future kits if it is more practical. May I use your picture on the SSM website?
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`Thanks Waffles. Is 51'9" the length from tank end to tank end or from buffer frame to buffer frame?
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Who can I talk to about getting detail on it amended or added to?
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It is a heck of a lot easier to load up photos on this site as well....
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That is very very nice.
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John, great shots and lovely kits. Will talk further! Regards Weshty.
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Sound man Eamon and much appreciated. Can't wait to see the new level crossing ;-)
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Murphy Models 071 - New, detailed pre-production photos added!
Weshty replied to Admin's topic in Irish Models
Looks like it's a model to put into the pipework then! Not for the next 6-12 months though... -
Anthony, the kit comes with a 0.27mm styrene sheet roof cut to size. I have also now included two styrene roof vents/chimneys/stovepipes.
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Clucking bell Eamon, lovely, lovely job done. You've made it exactly as I had envisioned it! May I use one or two of the photos on the SSM site? Might even give them their own page! Love the duckets. Did the 2mm masking tape come in useful? And great to see the signals coming along as well.
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Murphy Models 071 - New, detailed pre-production photos added!
Weshty replied to Admin's topic in Irish Models
A footbridge could be a while yet. Have you checked out Alan Gibson's Midland Footbridge (4mm91). Retails at about £55, I've been meaning to get one to see how it compares to what we have in Ennis. BTW, Dave, those Mk3s are the business! -
Yup. My words exactly.
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Stunning, just stunning. I don't care if I never get to build the kit, I just want it in my collection. You really have maximised just what can be done with modern PC tools. Would you do a commission, particularly if it had commercial viability (small and thus easy to build and relatively generic?). Drop me a line!
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I will add to the list of other long finger stuff, once I have a bit of time, I'll throw them on a test etch and voila! Any photos?
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Murphy Models 071 - New, detailed pre-production photos added!
Weshty replied to Admin's topic in Irish Models
"Brassmaster point rodding, pulleys and all other matter of detailing bits and bobs. " Oh Lordy , give me strength....I'd love to see that on a layout! -
Noooooooooo!!! And I was just recovering from its loss.
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Hi Frank, I have the roundals available in a pack plain white black yellow roundal with white centre centre writing etc. various sizes. Regards Weshty
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Have to say your craven figures are very well posed and painted, the final craven shot could be the real thing. What figures did you use, Preiser?
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Seamus, the kit comes complete with modern "bevelled" arm and spectacle, and the larger older spectacle and associated wooden arms. Suitable home and distant front and back decals and spectacle lens are included for both types.
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Very tasty, love the backdrop.
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Try Jammy Dog http://www.jammydog.com/1mm_masking_tape.htm
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David Parks, now that's a blast from the past, I remember meeting him at the GSRPS up in Mallow station round about '84-'85.
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Insanely good, what a sound. Well up sir!
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Hi Waffles, The four veranda-end t-bars are not in the etch, but can be fashioned from the 1mm wide struts holding the etched parts together. The parts George is talking about were the transfers, glazing and styrene roof which I sent on two days after sending the main kit. Regards Weshty