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Neat job, Noel
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Ah, fair enough, Fran. His handle makes more sense now
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Thanks, Kieran. Speaking of J15's, don't they still have their plates likes 186 here?
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Photographic Website Updates
DiveController replied to thewanderer's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
Have to agree. That's lovely shot, Fran! -
That's looking well, Eoin. Looking forward to seeing it in action over some pointwork.
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He's new to the forum and it's possible he did not see post #11 which is on the second page. I didn't do Honors IT either. I think the point has been well made now
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Thanks PJ
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That link doesn't seem to be working, John
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Did you enter 65? Change the cv29 back to 6 if she's not running after the wire change. You could also factory reset the chip if you've not changed anything else other than the loco address
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He's doing a whole chassis. The bogie sides look great!
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That's exactly what I ball-parked the value at. I've picked up the (US version of the) steam set (twice) for less then $150 each time. Except for a collector, noise and running characteristics on the lima 201s is inferior to the Murphy version
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Great detail on Aaron's containers, goes very well with the skeletal, I think. They also look well unloaded to show off the detail on the flat itself
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Very nice! Does it come with the container?
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Coming to a Steam Shed near you - the Class UG is in the Post!
DiveController replied to leslie10646's topic in Irish Models
My 'order' has been sent to you, Leslie -
Coming to a Steam Shed near you - the Class UG is in the Post!
DiveController replied to leslie10646's topic in Irish Models
Excellent job, Kieran, when compared to Leslie's photograph -
Hi John, I would take one of each at a minimum. Will revert. Any pricing for multiples? Thanks, K
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Noel, it's a nice job and I'm sure she'll run well. I have to agree with Richie that the side frames would benefit from being replaced which would give the best of both worlds. She is a bit plain on top and will look nice when numbered and weathered a little. Nice job though
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Spot on, jb. Two stone or quarter of 112 lbs
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I believe that the brake standard 1904 and the 1429-1443 series laminate #1442 were fitted with storage heaters to work that branch. I'm open to correction especially on the latter in the 80s. If so, John's 1904-1908 etches would be correct for the former, and Irish Freight models does a reasonably correct version of the latter (when it's in season)
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Moved this from Noel's paintshop thread where it was an aside Finally found one (that I had seen before and did't realize the significance of it at the time). 18829 in the light? green, black chassis, some letters under the number likely P&T and something else, illegible, Limerick, c. 1962. It's not mine to post unfortunately. As JHB said, he has photos to post in an upcoming book
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We've just had some spring storms which is usually followed about week later by a huge resurgence in the mosquito population. The complicated Mosquito magnet I used before was a waste of time but I run a Dynatrap from early, pretty much all season long and there is nothing smaller than a hornet to be seen. Has been much better last couple of seasons. The large one will clear a good half acre or more using a UV bulb and a solid state catalyst that produces Co2. Electricity os the only consumable and I run it dusk-dawn on a sensor. Sorry for the modelling aside
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Very nice indeed!
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It is beyond me why Ireland still has so much difficulty taking advantage of this as a tourist attraction, preserving railways, or housing the likes of the Fry Model railway
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Coming to a Steam Shed near you - the Class UG is in the Post!
DiveController replied to leslie10646's topic in Irish Models
A chance for interested parties to see the the OOworks UG in the flesh! -
Please. Looking forward to it