GSR 800

Good idea, I mean who would want to destroy of some of Mr murphys work when something else can be used. Would the at Ahearn

be roughly prototypical in size?

Still,great to see someone speaking a bit of Irish

Who else but IE?

Did they say he was drinking diesel!?

Wonder if Glenderg would do CIE green on a 201 in Photoshop..hint hint;)

Nelson I'm only after seeing the link now, thank you for showing me that, a simple but brilliant idea

Hmm wonder would it look like the dark green used on steam locos in the 50s?

Kingsbrick station for IE!

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Any pics of the silver heating van for us leslie?

Then the genny,your skill with Lego is on a finescale standard:)

The station is what I would love to see, leave the 201 for last, build up anticipation!

He has a nice range of Irish models

How bout Bonney Rd station eh? Maybe I am just talking jibberish

Fantastic work as usual!

I have a feeling that scene will eventually get modelled....

And also with that limit on dairy production per whatever... lifted,surely there would be an increase in traffic of dairy

Lego Irish locos,if the De Dietrich is anything like what the 201 will be I will wait very eagerly for your next update!

Has IE ever transported milk? Not sure if they have the right stuff for that but anyway. As Noel said the main traffic was agri which would have decreased even though there can still have been traffic for it.

I vaguely remember a film of the BCDR terminus at queens quay showing what was said to be a Bagnall tank steaming out.

We're there any other bagnall WCR locomotives?

No mention about the alleged railcars being diesel, petrol or steam 'railmotors'?

The GNR railmotors? I believe they were built by the north British locomotive company. As you said Bagnall built the WCR tanks which ate coal and unsurprisingly were bad steamers. So after that I think Bagnall didn't get many Irish orders after that

The new track plan is looking good,can't wait for more updates

Great pic Andy and thanks for the wiring pic