Broithe

If the mods could perhaps limit the pace of posting on this thread, it would give a bit more peace of mind to those of us that couldn't write a To Do List at this pace...

There are no true colours, particularly in photographs - just look at something which is half in sunlight and half in shade.

Next? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharknose

These sailed past me on the ferry today, if they are of any interest to the box-lovers on here.

Proposed Luas route.

Allegedly an armoured Wickham - in Vietnam in 1967. Apparently also used in Malaya.

The walking group had a local venture today, to gain a few new victims, around Abbeyleix Bog. I spotted these relics at the coffee shop in the hotel carpark.

Mine was delivered on the 31st of February. Check the tracking...

Those of us off down at the bottom don't care about you points billionaires!

His response, when I reported on that video on our other forum... "Those boys from Dublin are trying to entice me into trip over and making me believe drinking Guinness is part of my job"

This is very sad news. I knew Andy slightly in the real world. We lived in the same area and he participated in the local forum that I police. He was noted for being a voice of sanity on there. I met him a few times at the local exhibition, but the first time was when I bought his ladders off him and he revealed both his identities to me, the ladders having been advertised on the forum. The ladders were superfluous, as they were moving to a bungalow. The ladders were immaculate, as was his way with most things. His last post on our other forum was on March 10th, thanking me for the 'birthday cake' I had posted for his 62nd birthday. He was last on there on March 14th, but he was never a prolific poster (67 in 12 years) and absences of a few weeks weren't unusual. I will miss him via both forums and in the real world.

Actually, the German ones had the means to hold a taildragger up in flying attitude. And - for the Continental H0 boys, there is even a 1/72 kit for that. Similar thing available in 1/48, too.

"Compass swinging" used to go on quite a bit.