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  1. Flying Scotsman 4472
    Europe always gets it own way. It will be interesting to see how this plays out.
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    Fantastic work there Eoin
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    Brilliant work Tony
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    The Maplins speaker running free air make's a big difference that's the way I run my sound locos. Try attaching the Maplins speaker to the inside of the roof below the the grill (don't forget to remove the grey plastic covering the underside of the grill) and sealing all the way around it with blue tack or copydex to stop any noise cancellation that makes a big difference. The sound from the top of the speaker fires out through the top grill and the underside of the speaker fires into the loco body but the speaker must have an air tight seal around it.
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    Don't worry about it Broithe the Garda don't have any fast cars like the UK and PSNI traffic branch if you have a fast motor you will out run them. :ROFL:
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    I bought this in Tesco's the other day a bit pricey at £7:95 but well worth it. Some great reading and full of fantastic pictures. I particularly like the photo of A4 Pacific hauling a full train of empty coal wagons.
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    Arran could you post up a link to your site please
  9. Flying Scotsman 4472
    AS you know your PM was replied to.
  10. Flying Scotsman 4472
    Wow I love this layout more pictures please.
  11. Flying Scotsman 4472
    Looking good Noel keep up the good work.
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    You got my vote
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    We all have to start some where but I do agree with Glenderg's comments. I think GSR 800 you have jumped in at the deep end on this one and destroyed it, you should have taken Garfield and Warbonnets advice at the start of this thread and started with several small brass kits and worked your way up to the level required to start this kit. Hopefully you might be able to salvage something from it but I think the damage is already done.
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    Yes that's correct its a good video that for showing the different shades of orange
  15. Flying Scotsman 4472
    Check this video out about 4 min 30 sec it gives you a good idea of the shade of the colour
  16. Flying Scotsman 4472
    Second photo 3rd coach down and fourth photo 5th and 7th coaches down
  17. Flying Scotsman 4472
    The paint is phoenix precision CIE golden brown you can get it in Marks Models http://www.marksmodels.com/?pid=18593
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    Ok Dave hope this is what you are after. First photo original black roof inter city standard with original ST composite. Second photo top to bottom original BK roof inter city. Original ST composite. Repainted Composite Third photo top to bottom. Original ST composite with a ST 1st class, white lines/roof painted and decals added Fourth photo. Various originals and repaints etc
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    Already did Dave check out post number 678. The mk2 1st isn't a repaint just decals added and roof/white lines painted. Will take some more photos tomorrow for you.
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    just take your time when masking
  21. Flying Scotsman 4472
    Painted on a few white lines, some black paint on the roof, and added some decals to the super train mk2 1st class coach. The colour is an exact match for the existing intercity mk2's
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    From what I hear when the train is north of the border it will be hauled by NIR locos
  23. Flying Scotsman 4472
    Pot kettle black. What's the last thing you were banging on about.
  24. Flying Scotsman 4472
    Thanks for the comments guys
  25. Flying Scotsman 4472
    The EGV is a repaint with light weathering and the 1st Class is just straight out of the box
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