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Dunluce Castle

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  1. From the RPSI website

     

    "Not too many years after arrival the RPSI obtained a bigger tender for No.186 which has given greater capacity and allowed the engine to travel all over Ireland. Unfortunately, the tender is not a J15 tender (not sure but we think its from a 400 class). It does look slightly out of proportion with the rest of the loco."

  2. I was up for the second half of today and it was an ok show, seemed to be less than last year, although it did provide me wih the chance to pick up these great goodies from All Scale Models (diorama and desk tidier) I highly recommend them, great stuff!

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  3. Hello everyone,

     

    No railway items to report on but I did mange to build 2 military kits, the stash is slowly decreasing :) the first one is a Pegasus hobbies KV2, a simple kit with some fitting issues and basic detail so I added the steps and jerry can rack along with tools. The second kit is a revell BV P194 which is a Blohm & voss proposed multi-purpose light bomber aircraft of which no prototypes were made so mine is in 1946 livery/condition, this kit took 3 weeks to build so I am glad it's over :)

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    Nelson

  4. What keeps the door from opening en route so to speak?

    Thanks Leslie for posting the pics! And to Kirley for your comment.

     

    The door believe it or not, when closed actually stays closed, I was thinking about making a latch of some sort but it would be over scale and taking it too far haha, so instead there are 2 strips of plasticard on the ends of the bodies and when the door is pushed shut it lodges in quite nicely.

    Nelson

  5. I've always been recommend peco gear lube, obviously for gears, but I've never tried it myself, although I do use some very fine oil that I bought from Squires for moving parts such as valve gear and coupling rods.

  6. Wow! Thank you very much everyone! Seriously I appreciate all your comments, it always makes me proud of my work and happy with it :) and if anyone has any constructive criticism or advice fire away :D thank you again!

     

    You know what murrayec, it probably is xD

  7. Thank you very much everyone for your comments ^^

     

    Here's the completed wagon, it should have more lettering but my transfer sheet is knackered so I must get round to buying a new one haha. Seen here in the UTA short lived PW livery.

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    Thanks

    Nelson

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