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Broithe
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The tool sets are almost jewelry. Lovely stuff.
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Five Lamps Art Festival has a Drawing Carriage on the Wexford train. http://www.fivelampsarts.ie/new/ All drawings are expected to be the right way up.
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Please don't overdo the warming of the can - I don't want to be responsible for the sort of thing that happened a couple of hundred yards away from my house on Wednesday.... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/12180646/Stafford-fire-warehouse-blaze-threat-to-thousands-of-litres-of-oil.html
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Maybe try warming the can (a little bit!) and spraying from slightly further away - practice on some unimportant things..?
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Health & Safety - 'twould be better with a Hiab.
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Carrying Wrenn's wallet..?
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Will I being seeing them at the Stafford fairs...?
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GSR "Bredins" 1333 and 1335 at Whitehead
Broithe replied to jhb171achill's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
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GSR "Bredins" 1333 and 1335 at Whitehead
Broithe replied to jhb171achill's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
Health and Safety gone mad... -
Are they "virtual things" - for use in a simulator game?
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Enough to set your teeth on edge......
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Still on a dental theme, the vibratory toothbrushes can be quite handy for cleaning your intricate parts. The handles that take AA cells are much better than the rechargeable handles, I find - and, of course, you can use rechargeable cells in them anyway.
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Bugger! I got distracted about getting the gauge right.
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If you can't operate them directly with a straight rod, you might try Bowden cables. It's a bit fiddly to get working right, but reliable, when you do. The ones in the picture both worked pairs of linked points which operated synchronously, if that makes sense.
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Looks like you had a ballast, anyway.
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Great work! OK, it's a lot of ballasting, but the shovel might not be the best tool for application on such a fine scale....
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Interesting - this is a bit earlier. http://maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V2,711048,733307,11,9
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Some of the terminology seemed a little brusque....
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Worked for me - is that a station announcement in the background..?
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I wonder if the real reason they did it was to avoid modellers in the future arguing about the correct scale gauge?
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Top class work, but be careful with these replicas - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-35595103 .
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Or Ballygunge?
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Quite a gradient on that siding, too.
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Some MiG 19s took off from short sections of rail...
