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Thank you Jhb.
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Here are some bagged cement wagons that I've started a little work on.I picked these up from Irish Freight Models to run with my 4 wheel curtain sides as I always liked the look of them mixed together in rakes when in service.
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Very impressive.And always to the highest of standards
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Love it Kieran.What a great scene, looks so realistic.
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Love it.Keep them coming in 2017
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Top class as always.
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Thanks for the comments guys very much appreciated.Popeye the 40ft sits nice and snug onto the flat and doesn't move at all which is great.The 20ft however is just sitting on it in the photo so once its on the move it will fall off.I do have a couple of ideas in mind how to sort it so it should be an easy fix.Rich the rust is made up from Humbrol weathering powders.I use a mix of Iron oxide Dark earth and Rust.I just brush it all over the area I'm working on and then gradually take it back off until I get the look I'm after.Once that's done just seal with matt varnish.
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Other than a couple of small errors at the beginning which was down to me not bothering to read the instructions properly,its job done with some weathering to finish it off.
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Lovely work on the H van Rich,them pics on the layout definitely capture the atmosphere from the time.
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The frame has now been completed and Ive given it a blast of primer.Its also had a good run and is working fine on curves and over points.Last job is to give it a couple of coats of red oxide and add the decals.
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Thanks for looking lads.I must admit Popeye it looked quite daunting when I opened it up first but once I got going it went together really easily.There's alot of cutting bending and filing but its well worth it when it starts taking shape.
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This has been gathering dust for a while so I thought it was about time I had a go at my SSM 42' bogie flat.Its just the one for now as this is more of a practice run for myself before going ahead and investing in some more.So far the underside spine and bracing have been added to the main frame and yesterday evening I made a start on the container locks which are tiny but well worth the work when finished.
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No problem Mike.
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Here you go Mike.
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Shelton Abbey NET Nitrate Factory, Arklow
JasonB replied to dave182's topic in Buildings and kits of buildings
Same here,I like the thinking behind this,looking forward to it. -
Hi Mike,the 141 and 181 were more or less identical apart from some small details.The main difference was the power of the engine.The roof detail was fairly basic with a grill at one end as you say.I can post a pic of a Murphy 181 if it helps?
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Great to meet a couple of the lads from the IRM team today.The ballast and bubble looked absolutely fantastic
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There's a couple of photos in a book I have here called from CIE to IR.The 201 is in the silver green Intercity livery pulling a mk3 push pull set.
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I think everybody can be sure no matter how long it takes these wagons will be well worth the wait.This goes to show yet again the huge amount of effort and dedication that has gone into this project from the beginning to get it as close to perfect as possible before its released which all involved deserve nothing but credit for.
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Absolutely stunning.
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The detail of that scenery is top class just looks so realistic.Fine example of how good it can look when its done right.Love everything about this layout.
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Pure class,and the filth i love it:tumbsup:
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The darker blue livery fits nicely into the period your covering.It still carries that livery today.
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Cheers lads thanks for the comments:tumbsup:
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Lining has been added and some weathering done to finish it off
