.png.c363cdf5c3fb7955cd92a55eb6dbbae0.png){kind=logo}
JasonB
-
Posts
1,465 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
28
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Resource Library
Events
Gallery
Blogs
Store
Community Map
Everything posted by JasonB
-
Very handy solution Eoin, as you say it's always the tin of paint your looking for that's buried at the bottom of the storage box.
-
Very tidy work. They'll easily pass the two foot rule.
-
Adding the extension was a good idea Tony. Gave you that extra bit of space needed which always helps. Really like the angle of the shed, it works well rather having it pushed into the corner running flush against the wall.
-
I've probably said it before but the bar just seems to get pushed that little higher with each release. The detail on this is just stunning. The Fert was always one of my favourite wagons but I never thought id see the day when such a high quality RTR model would be available to buy. Really looking forward to these. Top class lads and credit as always to all involved
-
Agree totally, but they insist on being sucked in as each tournament comes around and never seem to learn. It was strangely quiet building up to this world cup, then with a few of the favourites tipped to win it noticeably struggling in the group stages the hype machine kicked into gear as it always does, same story, same result....
-
Always amazes me when the inevitable finally happens how the english media change their tune. 2 weeks ago Sky Sports were more or less saying they were world beaters and had this sewn up, and this was still at the group stages. Within an hour of them going out last night they were a young side that had overachieved and nobody had expected them to get this far. Always gives me a good laugh, roll on the euros
-
Outstanding Eoin, your work never ceases to amaze me.
-
Not sure of the exact circumstances as to how it came about but it was short lived. At the time I think they felt it was cheaper to ship it from Arklow rather the Dublin Port. The wagons basically looked like a 20 ft open top container which was covered with a tarpaulin.
-
Love all things cement Noel, especially the bogies. Great scenes as always
-
Are you referring to the 4 wheel ore wagons that ran to Arklow in the early 90's Dive?
-
Thanks Stephen, great pic aswell. Looks like it'll be 10 for me so
-
Mouthwatering detail. Was it generally 10 in a typical rake? Any footage I've seen from the early to mid 90s suggests so.
-
Lads, that looks that good I'd nearly take it as it is The final product will be stunning. I can't wait to get my hands on a pack of these.
-
Love the stairwell and lift encased in glass. Looks just like the real thing. Modelling on another level.
-
Seems to operate quite smoothly Noel without any issues
-
The lads will have to up their game to get anyway near that type of standard Dave
-
It certainly was an added bonus to get both locos on the tour back in April Railer. I too was delighted to get a few shots of both looking a little worse for wear, especially 086 sporting it's black and orange cab door and 074 with its IE logo missing, but as you said both sounding great.
-
I thought your fleet of locos was impressive Noel ! You must have twice the amount of buses if not more
-
Lovely work Eamonn. Always look forward to seeing something on your workbench.
-
Oh lads, they are just the dogs dangly bits. That bar seems to get pushed that little bit higher with each release.
-
They turned out great Eoin. As you said tedious work, but certainly worth the effort when you see them finished.
-
Enjoyed that Noel, nicely done
-
Progressing nicely, really like the rust on the rails it looks great. -
Any photos to accompany the progress?
-
Lovely work Noel, looking forward to seeing it finished with glazing and handrails attached.
