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Blaine
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More to come, mainly the final floorplan and layout/trader list General Information: Saint Paul's College, Sybil Hill, Raheny, Dublin 5 D05 C673 Date: October 29th, 30th and 31st. (Sat. Sun. Mon) Opening Times: 11:30 to 17:30 each day Admission price: Adult - €7 Children - €3 Family - €16 (2 adults & 2 children)
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Class 59 - A brief look at the different types
Blaine replied to Warbonnet's topic in British Outline Modelling
Dapol 59 progress, with 1st engineering samples along with suggestions being welcomed https://digest.dapol.co.uk/forum/main-forum/diesel-aa/class-59/project-managers-blog-aq/2045-oo-class-59-e-p -
IRM Cement Bubble Poll - Mercig Factory Weathering or Pristine Finish?
Blaine replied to Warbonnet's topic in Irish Models
But people are, they wont buy them if they are weathered. -
IRM Cement Bubble Poll - Mercig Factory Weathering or Pristine Finish?
Blaine replied to Warbonnet's topic in Irish Models
All those in doubt about Mercig weathering please see here http://www.mercigstudios.com/gallery -
Bigger fish to catch a month after
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Yes it is 7 coaches
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Check PM's DB
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Perhaps join the MRSI and become their catering manager. Im sure they would love to have someone so dedicated to a worthless cause!! Now back to topic
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What roof will you use
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A website 'under construction/coming soon' etc is not a good way to promote yourself in this day and age. Neither is not accepting electronic payments
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PM sent
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Everything ok now http://newsthump.com/2016/02/15/jeremy-corbyn-pledges-to-nationalise-hornby/
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Sterling be devalued nicely for a while too
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Once again Ill remind the congregation that none of Fry's models ran on the layout. They were the ones you see in the glass cases before you entered the room that housed the layout. Modellers would appreciate this, but Ma and Da and the kiddies wouldnt along with all the others looking to be entertained No point in putting at whitehead, none whatsoever. Their new coffee shop will be the main attraction.
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Still cheaper than 3 IRM ballast wagons......... Economies of scale and all that.
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40 stands of layouts/displays - no trade due to the archaic nature of the organising club
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Good for you. Have a cookie
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So why ask for others help or opinions?
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Post the photos now, see if anything needs doing
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Dont forget the spraying technique, all well and good having the cans prepped but if you cant spray correctly you will not get good results
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GSR "Bredins" 1333 and 1335 at Whitehead
Blaine replied to jhb171achill's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
Oh well, in todays Whitehead there would be no room for them -
Officially the weirdest of many many,many weird threads on here. From clubs to politics to whatever next
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Sorry but I didnt think much of that layout at all. Basically a British outline layout with Irish stock put on it. None of the buildings looked even remotely Irish, a proper remote Irish terminus would have no more than 2 platforms and in general would be as minimalist as possible, all unnecessary sidings etc removed, or never built in the first place.....
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Sorry, but that is complete garbage. The stationmaster is not responsible for the sidings, you need a PTS cert to access the track, which entails a 1 day training course and unless you work for IE or are an authorised contractor you will not get a cert to get near the trackside legally. The days of slapping on a high vis to go trackside to take photos are gone. The Heritage officer has nothing to do with it.
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Any progress photos of the SSM kits?