Flying Scotsman 4472

No excuses then

Noel are all the wagons fitted with these if not how many in a rake would be fitted out like this. Thanks for posting the pictures up:tumbsup:

We don't want a post card of trains mate we want girls on the beach:x

Decals were got from Weshty must be well over a year now. The silver is just that I think it was Humbrol silver I used and the green is Brunswick green

You lot are still only youngsters wait till you hit your 40's:(((

I hope that they post pictures up of the rescue operation

Ok guys back on topic now and lets move on As Rich says we need someone who can advice on soldering Someone who is well up on DCC and can help with related questions Anyone else any ideas on what we need I forgot to say that you don't have to model Irish Railways to join the board to help with the above subjects or any other subjects if you are into UK, European, or US outline etc etc all are welcome no matter where you are from out there in internet land.

A few more in case you need them

Thanks Mate

It will be fun trying to get her out of there are they cement wagons she was hauling

I can't remember everyone but your up there now Bro BTW still awaiting your phone call:-bd

A nice livery Noel and looking great as always:-bd

Please try to stay on topic

Don't forget to send us all a postcard

That's a great touch Noel well done have you any close up shots of either the real thing or the model in case anyone else wants to have a go. Once again well done on a cracking bit of detail

It might also be worth posting up some pictures for the guys explaining what the difference is between the different types of rail example bull head/flat etc etc

Rich I'm talking about what's been posted on the site as I have never seen track been built before, but I would love to have a go at building a piece of track and will take you up on your offer and follow how the guys do it on the website

No problem Bro but I am doing a bit of research and looking at other options like taking out the circuit board on a 201 and replacing it with this http://www.dccsupplies.com/shop/product_info.php?products_id=768 or something similar. Any ideas yourself.

Hi guys just a quick question at the minute on the site we have a good few talented modellers. (as listed below) John Mayner and Islandbridgejct 21mm track building Boskonay layout building Retro Herbie scenery Glenderg Buildings Hiddenagenda kit building My self Weathering Dave baseboards Fran US outline David Kavanagh Model building Now this isn't a who's who of modelling but what I want to know is there anyone on this board that could do a tutorial on making proper oo scale trees or anything else that you can think of that is not been covered by the guys above. (DCC for example) Before you all start to say that you can go to You Tube or buy video's on the subject or certain companies make this and that, I already know this. I would like to see some more input into what other talents we have out there. So if you are sitting on the side lines and don't post on the site please give it a go don't be afraid to share your talents with the rest of us so that we can all learn from one another. We want to make this site a wealth of information.

Stephen get yourself a cheap pair of iPod speakers and remove the speaker from its enclosure they should be small enough for your job

I would have to agree with you that John Mayner and Islandbridgejct are the best 2 modellers that I have seen in this field of building Irish track keep up the good work guys you are streets ahead of everyone else.

Unlike yourself Rich old stock I don't have to pay for it

Lights you requested are in Dublin awaiting you Bro call me later when you are free

CD/DVD player under your layout and a small speaker inside the building should be very easy to do

Very interesting article that I think I will give it a go myself on one of my 201's