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  1. jhb171achill
    Doubtless this is correct. I’m pretty certain none had aluminium plates in real life.
  2. jhb171achill
    What about lining & numerals? Does it need a flying snail (for lunch)?
  3. jhb171achill
    Historically spot on, livery-wise, provided the lining is as it looks to be - red and straw colour, not yellow as sometime mes seen on UTA models. Nice looking beast overall.
  4. jhb171achill
    Good to see you’ve got all your ducks in a row.
  5. jhb171achill
    Beauty!
  6. jhb171achill
    Is this CD or CCD?
  7. jhb171achill
    Well done again!
  8. jhb171achill
    If indeed it was a joyrider, we might gently place the culprit astride the live wires above.....
  9. jhb171achill
    Fantastic work in such a short space of time - very well done!
  10. jhb171achill
    Ah! Never heard that one. Fits the bill!
  11. jhb171achill
    It needs to be in authentic livery….
  12. jhb171achill
    Unbelievable... Is there no way of reporting or preventing this type of false sale? Next - a genuine Bandon, Mallow & Western Rly. station laptop from 1886?
  13. jhb171achill
    As in a Castle Class or an MED; or a 2-car 2600……?
  14. jhb171achill
    That’s actually Galtee Halt….. in 12” to the foot scale.
  15. jhb171achill
    jhbSenior was involved with lifting the Markethill line. The track was so knackered that they actually had to partially re-sleeper and relay a few short stretches of it, just to get the lifting train (very possibly the same one above) to the end of it, in order to turn round and lift it up as it returned........... A modelling project for a 1955-65 era layout - a lifting train! Arguably more interesting than today's yellow machines, or do I dare say that?
  16. jhb171achill
    As a child, I was often taken to places where the lifting train was either about to arrive, or had just left; this was the 1960s, the "golden age" of branch line closures, and many miles of as-yet unadulterated formations of recently abandoned lines.... Seen here, the dreaded lifting train somewhere between Richill and Armagh, approx. 1960. (H C A Beaumont)
  17. jhb171achill
    It's a Z scale model of boris johnston's ego.
  18. jhb171achill
    This is the sort of “human” story which is so often overlooked, yet brings home the sheer horror and tragedy of an incident like this.
  19. jhb171achill
    That I didn't know.........
  20. jhb171achill
    Could be wrong here, but I suspect it went up via the NCC rather than the GNR branch.
  21. jhb171achill
    Similar can be seen in use at Inch Abbey and Downpatrick
  22. jhb171achill
    Very nicely done indeed!
  23. jhb171achill
    Yes, likely stolen property!
  24. jhb171achill
    No idea if they were regular, but I’d say they were definitely to be seen at some stage.
  25. jhb171achill
    The McMahon / Clements “Green Bible” contains a large amount of info about tenders….
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