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The Derry Road

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  1. Very impressive Kieran, the shelving looks great, a real railway buffs den. Well done TDR
  2. Loving this, great layout and the storyline with each picture. Well done Andy.TDR
  3. Richrua, love the pics, would love to know what ballast you usedTDR
  4. Great reliving memories, and being able to create it with the wagons, looks superb Andy, but more pics please
  5. The best of luck with the move, post a few pics when done TDR
  6. Kieran, Great to see you have solved the issue on the points/polarity, and hope all works fine now. The video on the steam trap, brilliant its years since I heard that, yet it still brings a chuckle. The shelving looks impressive and neat too, whats your advice on the helix? would you do it any different if you were building again, I ask this as I may consider storage roads under neath the layout in the future.TDR
  7. Many thanks for looking into the thread and making comments on the progress and advice. I'm seeking direction of how to position signals, their correct aspects, etc if any of you are willing to advise it would be very much appreciated, please feel free to give any contributions you feel constructive. The signals are colour light ype TDR
  8. Noel my understanding is the manufactures normally use a system called Tampo printing using paint to apply the required/desired numbering, logo etc, thats why I believe they are easily removed using surgical spirit. Transfers are easier to apply ,and more accurate than stensil or free hand. Give Des Sullivan "Studio Scale Models" a shout he may be able to produce specifically what you require TDR
  9. Noel, Studio Scale Models or RailtecTransfers both supply the transfers. Links to their sites are on the bottom of the main IRM page under Manufacture tab.TDR
  10. Guys thanks for the interesting, inspirational comments
  11. Andy only two pics, your teasing right.TDR
  12. Cotton bud and a little surgical spirit rubbing gently, be very careful not to rub to hard as it will start to remove the paint also. I've used this on numerous renumbering projects. If your still unsure try it on an old body first to perfect your techniques. TDR
  13. David you have to take the prescribed medications as directed. A quick seditive can be found by a Brief visit to a model shop. TDR
  14. Robbie58 many thanks for your interest and comment. thank you. TDR
  15. Noel, i plan to do the ballasting next then detail the scenics. I'm experimenting with two types currently, quarry dust sieved to medium size and woodland scenics medium grey mix, I'm also going to try mixing both as a third option. Still not sure which will turn out to be the choice, but it will be a few weeks yet before starting, I promised myself a good running session over the next couple of days before proceeding with the next task. TDR
  16. Josefstadt, thank you, I'm pleased with the way its turning out so far. Yes the logs are real. Cut from twigs that fell last autumn and gathered in the local park, dried out and cut to size then glued on.
  17. Hi everybody, finished the basic scenery today and have taken a few pictures to view for detailing, the track will have an overhaul tomorrow getting a thorough cleaning for a good running session, heres a couple of pics of the basic scenery completed. TDR
  18. Broithe, Happy birthday, enjoy your day.
  19. ttc0169 Great to see the trains running, progress is looking good and keep the pics coming TDR
  20. Great reading and interesting pictures, thanks for posting. TDR
  21. Many thanks to everyone who took the time to look into this thread and made comments on the progress thus far. It gives great encouragement, thank you all. By Sunday I hope to have the scenery, stage "one" completed on this section on the layout. The track will then have a good cleaning and I can enjoy running sessions whilst mapping out the finer details before starting on the fiddle yard/cement, oil and molasses depots. Hopefully I'll post some more pictures on Sunday. Thanks again TDR
  22. Kieran the messy part nearly done.
  23. Various scatters from Javis range, mixed with woodland scenics clump foliage, bush fibre and under bush materials, rubberised horse hair also dipped in glue and rolled in scatter. TDR
  24. Heres two quick pics of what I've left to do
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