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  1. Irishrailwayman
    Not to mention the IrishFreightModels Laminates in Green and in Black/Tan when they become available.
  2. Irishrailwayman
    Posted elsewhere a couple of photies of 121 in original liveries on Ballybeg... http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/109-Ballybeg/page2
  3. Irishrailwayman
    A sneak preview of Llangollen in N... http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/3054-Llangollen-in-N/page2
  4. Irishrailwayman
    Looking good Eamonn!
  5. Irishrailwayman
    Looking good Eamonn!
  6. Irishrailwayman
    See e-mail address and telephone number at http://www.mrsoundguy.co.uk
  7. Irishrailwayman
    There are two great DVDs on the CB&SCR including elegaic music in the background as the rails are lifted. Worth a look as the quality of images is amazing given how long ago they were taken!
  8. Irishrailwayman
    Thank you - this is a handpainted kit provided by the now defunct Model Irish Railways in resin form. The transfer vinyls provided with the kit included yellow numerals and flying snails lined in black. Here are a few other photos of 121 taken on my layout Ballybeg by Enniscorthyman.
  9. Irishrailwayman
    Green laminates in standard and brake variants to replace MM non-prototypical green carriages would be nice along with a black/tan/single white stripe laminate standard to break up the cravens/park royal rake!
  10. Irishrailwayman
    It may also be the case that Bo-Bo (4X4) bogies are inherently more suited to model running compared to Co-Cos (6X6) in OO?
  11. Irishrailwayman
    Don't forget the early 121s in grey/yellow livery had front and back flying snails in yellow edged with black....
  12. Irishrailwayman
    Great work in brass there Eamonn.
  13. Irishrailwayman
    Note that Mr Soundguy now has a website with videos of his Irish sound projects: see http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/forumdisplay.php/60-Mr-Soundguy
  14. Irishrailwayman
    A string of these with Bell containers will look great behind a Supertrain loco!
  15. Irishrailwayman
    The Carlow Station building is a good example of the many fine architectural artefacts on Irish railways. Alphagraphix do a range of card kits of other stations/other Irish railway buildings but the resin models are very good. I have a number of station models that I can alternate on my model railway "Ballybeg" at home or at exhibitions. I have purchased a Carlow model for adaptation into "Ballybeg" livery!
  16. Irishrailwayman
    Are the 141 chassis available separately from MM now?
  17. Irishrailwayman
    Nice video Eamonn.
  18. Irishrailwayman
    I'll put together a video with Eamonn once Ballybeg is reassembled (in the garage at present while the railway room is repainted!).
  19. Irishrailwayman
    I have fitted DCC Loksound soundchips to two of Murphy Models N Class locos. There is room in the coal tender to fit an 8-pin socket, sound chip and a Bass Reflex speaker (facing down to the track). I even managed two LED oil lamps on front which work regardless of direction of travel! I used the sound project from Southwest Digital which is quite impressive with a coasting feature. A third MM N Class I fitted with a non-sound chip. No room unfortunately for smoke units but these can be difficult to get to work properly.
  20. Irishrailwayman
    Might be a good way to kick start the 121 model (5 liveries)
  21. Irishrailwayman
    Plans in place to have a green/black Park Royal among the green coaches!
  22. Irishrailwayman
    , When visiting Llangollen a few years ago I purchased two CDs with Diesel and Steam Railway Station background sounds costing £9.99 each. They are produced by Taliesin Studios qt 2 Meiron House, Tan-Y-Grisau, Blaenau Ffestiniog, Gwynedd, North Wales (UK) LL41 3SU.Tel 00-44-1766 830159 e-mail sales@taliesin-consultants.com.
  23. Irishrailwayman
    I understand that Mr Soundguy is planning reprogramming (reblows in the jargon). See also new post on his 071 Zimo soundchip: http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/3635-sound-chips?p=59009#post59009
  24. Irishrailwayman
    Mr Soundguy has kindly provided me with an advance version of his 071 soundchip and here is a video of Murphy Models 086sa fitted with a Bass Reflex speaker on Ballybeg. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=071+loco+realdrive Thanks to Eamonn for the video. The chip uses F4 for brake raising the revs per the prototype (see as loco grinds to a halt), F9 for flange squeal, F2 for short horn, F3 for longhorn plus all MM lights work as plug and play. The RealDrive may be turned off using F5 to give a more DC type immediate response to acceleration/deceleration.
  25. Irishrailwayman
    Marks Models have the bag of detailing parts for €4 each.
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