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Dunluce Castle
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What type of wood do you use as a base?
Dunluce Castle replied to Irish Rail's question in Questions & Answers
Chipboard top for us, haven't had any problems with it so far. -
They have some beautiful A4 models on thier website http://www.loveless.co.uk/ both O gauge and gauge 1 And anyone up for an O gauge blue Pullman? http://www.loveless.co.uk/pullman/
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Search on google for Jinty 3F sound chips and you should get your answer (sorry I don't know any manufactures off the top of my head)
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Thank you very much everyone for your kind words, ill pass all your comments onto dad, he's the one who made everything.
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Hello everyone, The layout had it's first outing this year last Friday/Saturday and it went very well indeed, The extension is now fully complete, and stands at just over 26ft in total, enjoy the pictures! Nelson
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Ouch! This is the first time I've heard of this.
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Possible Irish conversion job?
Dunluce Castle replied to minister_for_hardship's topic in Irish Models
A cheaper model that you could convert is the Bachmann L&Y tank, very similar to some BCDR locos. -
Those look lovely, nice amount of detailing
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That coach is just so perfect, it's amazing, well done
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The BCDMR is still going strong, although the 111 has been siting at the back of the engine shed for quite some time now, but the maroon Hunslet runs nearly every weekend. I don't know what happened to the blue Hunslet, I think it's in private ownership now.
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Rachelstown and St Stephens Green
Dunluce Castle replied to The Derry Road's topic in Irish Model Layouts
Wow this is looking superb, nice one -
Play station.... Who's that?
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Moving 1 step closer with 3D printing, be very interesting to see this develop.
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One of my favourite threads on RMweb and funnily enough the current topic is about overhead hoists/crane. So with a few bits of balsa wood, you can make quite a convincing model..http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/58826-grantham-the-streamliner-years/?p=1879358
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I love this layout, the way it's presented is great! Definitely giving me some ideas for the future lol
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Bachmann do a depot hoist crane, as seen here http://www.ehattons.com/60736/Bachmann_Branchline_44_181_Depot_Hoist_168mm_x_75mm_x_105mm_/StockDetail.aspx and also a hand crane, seen here http://www.ehattons.com/52740/Bachmann_Branchline_44_146_Highley_Station_Yard_Crane_60_x_45_x_75mm_/StockDetail.aspx You can also buy kits similar to the RTP models above if your into kit building.....
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I've never heard of peco Individulay before, wow never knew they did such a range, could come in handy for the future, that cross over is a work of art.
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If you mean kit built track then no it's not, peco track comes ready to lay and all you need to do is cut it to length.
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Google search brought me this, http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peco#Track_systems
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Not that I know of burnthebox. That's well ballasted Broithe
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Hope you don't mind me posting these but here's our exhibition layout and it features peco streamline code 100 track. Something to think about.
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Probably should have constructed my comment a bit better haha, all the new stuff will happily run on code 100 track, the problem only occurs when you try to run some older rolling stock on code 75 because it's a lot more finer.
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Peco all the way, we've had no problems what so ever with it. Code 100 will allow absolutely everything to be run, especially those old triang engines, code 75 for the more newer stuff.
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Now I could be wrong but I remember seeing an O gauge NIR 111 in I think Belfast model shop? And what a beast it was! I do believe it was a very small run of kits.
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Anyone know if these coaches ever made their way North? And same as Richrua, were they all Black and Tan or some green? Btw I'd love to say I'd get one but it'll be quite some time...
