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Both 1:76 Oxford Diecast, Dave.
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Got these from my Dad recently.
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Brilliant stuff. That's a great job. This shot in particular I really like.
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Nice to see the 2600 out and about, Noel. Really like that view of the station from the opposite side of the layout.
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Very nice. Looks great.
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Lovely stuff, Noel. Sometimes, lighting up buildings can be a little hit and miss. Either too bright, or too dim. This, is spot on.
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One word... Stunning. The attention to detail is first class. This is modelling at it's best.
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What a fantastic space. This is going to be seriously impressive when you're up and running.
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Time to raid my Dad's attic, me thinks.
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I have very fond memories of that poster. These days, I can't remember last week, let alone last year, but I can still remember that add campaign from all those years back.
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Lovely work, Robert. The detailing and finish on the wagons is very impressive. Top job.
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That's a blast from the past, Dave. I had a lump of that Corgi stuff back in the day. My two Ford Continentals, were without doubt, my favourites of the lot. One was a tanker carrying the Guinness colours, the other a flatbed trailer with two Michelen containers. Great memories.
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Brilliant stuff, Noel. Reeks of the early 1990's
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cie The Road freight section at Tara junction
JasonB replied to ttc0169's topic in Trucks, Vans and cars
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Impressive as always, Noel. It's not my era of interest, but for some reason I really do like the 121 in Supertrain livery.
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Depot #8 by Riverbank Railways (fictional 1980s / early 1990s depot)
JasonB replied to Adrian's topic in Irish Model Layouts
Stunning work. Sometimes, areas around sheds can be completely overdone when trying to create a convincing scene of oil and grime build up, but this, is absolutely spot on. For me, this is modelling perfection...
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Cheers, Rob. Like myself, you have a soft spot for containers. Well you should do, you've got enough of them stored on Heuston North
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Canarian Container Anorak
JasonB replied to DJ Dangerous's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
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Fantastic collection, Noel.
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Lovely little project, not just from a modelling point of view. I'm sure it will look as good as new, after you work your magic on it.
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Little or nothing worked on since my last post, other than this pair of hornby containers, which I weathered over the Christmas break. I really must get the finger out.
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Hi Peter, Washes and powders are fine normally, but because of the layered finish of the print, you need to be a little more cautious when using them. Powders can be less forgiving on rougher surfaces, and are also prone to staining a model when trying to remove them, if you've gone overboard with the application.
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That yard is getting close to capacity, Rob. You'll have to apply for planning permission if this keeps up!
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This is without doubt, the most impressive model build I have seen on here. The size, detail, everything about it is top quality.
