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Broithe
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This thread - http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/3735-Using-Roof-Flet-as-a-Ballast-Underlay-Good-or-Bad-idea - did talk a bit about the noise aspect.
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I have a weekly* look in my spam filter, just in case, and I've just found my account confirmation and the confirmation of order in there - having had confirmation of the PayPal payment, I never thought of anything else in the excitement. It might be worth having a look yourself, should you be likely to have received similar communications. * approximately - it's a good idea, in general..
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I believe that the phrase "forty shades of orange" remains in your copyright.... ..perhaps it was the thinners that was part of the cause..?
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Anyone interested in scenery tutorials?
Broithe replied to jhb171achill's topic in Irish Model Layouts
Tartan Turf is available in quite large sections well big enough for most layouts without a join. http://www.tartanturf.com/products_gm.html -
Erne Street bridge struck today - twice! This is a picture from 2013 - you would think what was going to happen might be spotted.
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Two Bears off Korea yesterday - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-34672611 .
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There may have been as many as forty shades..
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The Rev wasn't too pleased about some of the later incarnations, either - the rewritten stories "Merely reveal their lamentable ignorance of railway matters! That such rubbish should be credited to me is a gross insult!" http://www.pegnsean.net/~railwayseries/rss-gravytrain.htm
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True.
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There is one on eBay - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bachmann-JJA-IE-Iarnrod-Eireann-Auto-Ballaster-Wagon-WEATHERED-LOOK-RARE-Item-/361416276507?hash=item542616ba1b:g:yXYAAOSwo0JWGpJu .
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This is too serious to joke about...
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The H van was a Citroen - and is already available in HO.
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Is it just rolling stock on the cards? Or will there be some 21mm track items eventually? Or, possibly, some even more specifically Irish track...
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Other moustaches are available..
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There are some remarkable grades of glass about. Where I used to work, we had the odd explosion and the control room windows were intended to repel any items that came their way - a party-piece, when showing visitors around, was to pick up a handily-placed brick and fling it at the windows as hard as possible. It never even left a mark, but we did have to replace the brick every now and then.
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I notice on this picture, just put up on Twitter in the run-up to Movember, that 087 has an odd buffer.
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Just work through it - we can wait....
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Yeah, they're not very goods-orientated. Did your post originally say 1987? Or is it my eyes - again...?
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Looking at my list of Irish Railway books, I see that I already have the 1994 edition, as well. I had a feeling at the time that I saw it that it could be a multi-buy, but, for a quid, I might as well have it.
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As reported here - http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/4982-Haywood-Permanent-Way?p=76228&viewfull=1#post76228 - I got this a few days ago - 1987 edition. Anything in particular that you might need from it?
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Someone has to keep an eye on you......
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I took that to mean 40% of the process is complete, rather than 40$ of the run is sold. I also took it to be 333 sets of 3 wagons to be the intended production run.
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Well, I've just ordered a set of three for delivery to darkest Laois - tip me off when they might be about to appear, as I don't want the mother putting them in a bucket of sand and calling the guards.... Ta.
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Try the N22.
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Are you saying that Kerry is not Heaven?
