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Broithe
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Everything posted by Broithe
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I didn't buy it there, but the best camera that I've ever had was my old Soviet Fed 4 - it just made you take better shots, somehow. I would love it if somebody made digital inserts for old 35mm film cameras.
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Some chat on lights here - http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/2438-GM-marker-lights?highlight=shunting+lamps .
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Excellent job - ideal to reduce light pollution, with the Perseid meteor shower due in a fortnight.
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Kayak is the way, as long as it's not too choppy. https://kayakfishinguk.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/p1000299.jpg
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Opens today, I believe.
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You don't see many people trainspotting from a boat.
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Also depends upon your eyesight and dexterity - in the other direction.
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Definitely! Top work, there. Even the 'modern-styled' site layout ones as you enter the platform area were in a complimentary form - very similar to what you see at stations today.
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More rules coming in the UK - at some undetermined point in the future. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-40684581 -
Winter on the Midland Line (New Zealand) July 2017
Broithe replied to Mayner's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
Members only, I'm afraid. And, of course, Laois is often assumed to have been heavily damaged during the Vietnam War... -
Winter on the Midland Line (New Zealand) July 2017
Broithe replied to Mayner's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_Alps I wonder how many people have booked accommodation in New Zealand, thinking they were going to Italy? -
Out now, I believe.
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And, as we all know, the CI (Craggy Island) registration is actually Laois, the only county that does not border a county with a maritime coastline - spooky.
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I've seen the pier in what passes for 'real life' with me - at the Sleaford Show - it is truly a special model.
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You may find this and last year here - http://imgur.com/a/W6hDD
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No. 2 will be in action on the Sunday and Monday.
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They were quickly dealt with - with a minimum of fuss. Also, after the new water tower, I wonder if the coaling facilities may be on the list for improvement? Perhaps a coaling tower for next year?
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The return trip went via the Russian Church... ...and Timahoe. Where I found this drawing, if anybody feels inclined to model it.
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Stradbally has some fine parkland, ideal for the August Bank Holiday steam fair. And some marvellous trees. The gates have survived well, too.
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The brake van was attached specially for me, I'm sure, having been made a mile from my house. It really does deserve the title "Woodland Railway".
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If you ask nicely and have brought along somebody to lift you up, you may be allowed to sound the whistle. Beware of snipers. The station canopy is made from 100% unseasoned wood. A more manageable railway was also available. The view from the guard's van.
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The military personnel seemed to generally get along fine, although there were instances of over-zralous ticket inspections.
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The larger military hardware was interesting. A French 75mm. A 'pack' howitzer, dismantlable for mule trains. A variety of small arms.