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  1. Andy Cundick
    Humber Super Snipe Mark IV introduced in 1953,plus rear end view of a Land Rover Series 2 SWB Station wagon Andy
  2. Andy Cundick
    Ah the joys of modern image modelling,Andy.
  3. Andy Cundick
    Hate to say it but the early Swilly liveries are anything but simple being to all intents and purposes the LSWRs salmon and brown with the Burtonport being lake and cream sides with vermillion ends my train of them look like something from a circus Andy
  4. Andy Cundick
    Looks like a Morris/Austin J type,Andy.
  5. Andy Cundick
    Easy one this what you have is one of the tranship wagons the big casting is the fixed end with the smaller casting bottom right being the end wagon crossed over .only thing is it wouldnt have a wooden deck just two lines of rollers,The two wagons above are a couple of the oil tank chassis they acquired which were turned into container flats. Andy.
  6. Andy Cundick
    Theres a drawing of it in part 2 of the Oakwood Valencia Railway book,page 234,that one is numbered 8457.Andy.
  7. Andy Cundick
    Its coach 57,58 being the shorter one,the other coach is 13 the centre footboard is the give away from when the centre compartment was converted to guards compt.Andy.
  8. Andy Cundick
    Make another Andy.
  9. Andy Cundick
    I must it won't be quite the same living 2 miles from the Everleigh DZ on the plain,they have been a daily fixture,in our lives,Andy.
  10. Andy Cundick
    Personally i'm waiting for someone to come up with trolleybuses again Andy
  11. Andy Cundick
    So true Leslie so true Andy
  12. Andy Cundick
    Throughly recommend it bought read it reviewed for Narrow Gauge and Industrial Review , even got me digging out my T&D stock,Andy
  13. Andy Cundick
    Surely you mean red dome,Andy
  14. Andy Cundick
    Short answer no as there are eight of them in three different liveries,however the other two will be widened. Andy
  15. Andy Cundick
    To be pedantic it was used to make sure the wagons were the right way round to affect the transhipment as the tranship wagons had one end fixed so could only used one way round.Andy
  16. Andy Cundick
    The Donegal coaches,and the two C&L brakes are avaliable as far as i know,but of a sore subject the Donegal coaches building my th one when i finally sorted out what looked wrong about them,they're too narrow,Pete used the internal width rather than the external making them 6 inches narrower hence the body doesn't overhang the chassis.Andy
  17. Andy Cundick
    The Porters cap motor was supplied with the later batches as the early ones had a more basic gearbox it doesn't have the original wheels as they were originally 2mm though the centre axle is 2mm to accommodate the 2mm final drive.I remember having a chat with Pete about the 5's apparently he produced 125 kits in all,I wondere how many are built and running?,i've got four operational with two to build i've seen quoted that only about 10% of kits are actually built. Andy.
  18. Andy Cundick
    Its all a bit bizarrei thought just for the fun it to see were i am supposed to be and yes Salisbury plain is right but they have it in Adelaide South Australia !,weird bit is i was last there 60 years ago.Andy
  19. Andy Cundick
    The little grey Fergies seem to have got everywhere as well as their successor the red Massey 35 the only place they didn't seem to predominate was around Letterkenny were you used to see a lot of the Fordson Dextas .Grey Fordsons were much older beasts,originally built i Dearborn then Cork until production was moved to Dagenham in 1932 appearing in Blue with orange wheels(traditional Essex cart colours apparently) though my one is in RAF blue grey being an ex RAF tractor,Andy
  20. Andy Cundick
    Simple one that ,yes.Andy
  21. Andy Cundick
    Yes and then again no the DNG tanks were actually DX 060's with saddletanks,the main difference being the wheel diameter 4'3" for the Specials whereas the DX's were 5'2". I built mine using the London Road kit for the Special tank but with the larger wheels and using the splashers from their DX kit which they do as a spare.Worsley does four of the coachesi most say they do jolly up Valencia when they make an appearance.Andy.
  22. Andy Cundick
    Its simple i used that setup for Lochty The trick with the SEEPs is to convert the fixing holes into slots(file or burr)and don't tighten the screws just leave them slightly floating that way you have enough movement for the switch,Andy
  23. Andy Cundick
    Yes please need something to haul my BCDR six wheelers Andy
  24. Andy Cundick
    Quite agree i usually pick up a box of them at Beaulieu Autojumble each year use them on all the models as well as on all my vehicles from Austin to Land Rover via JowettAndy
  25. Andy Cundick
    For starters theres a track plan in Pattersons Book as well as one in the Narrow Gauge Magazine Donegal special No50 i think the Michael Bunch Book vol 1 has the best selection of Derry section photosthere was an article recently in the IRRS Journal on the derailmenti'll sort out some more details when i dig out my Londonderry section album.Andy
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