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  1. Broithe
    I think there's a limit of eight pictures per individual post - not that that may be the problem that you're currently encountering.
  2. Broithe
    Slightly nearer to Persia...?
  3. Broithe
    Dutch flying snails were the other way up...
  4. Broithe
    It just gets madder - https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110506200723AAZqq8U ... "There are quite a few species of "flying snail" that have been reported in the Persian Gulf area."
  5. Broithe
    The link is proven - http://www.payvand.com/news/08/dec/1268.html . ..although, I don't see railways mentioned..
  6. Broithe
    Which, of course, is the real reason why he had to miss that match - http://www.soccer-ireland.com/saipan/iran-match.htm .....
  7. Broithe
    Until it was revealed that they had actually escaped in a stolen train, which survived into modern-day Iran - and even survived through the revolution of 1979... ..but, they had changed the logo to Plug & Socket, to cover their tracks..
  8. Broithe
    00 is 1/76..... ..1/76.2, if I'm to be really picky..
  9. Broithe
    Lovely stuff - beer fund isn't overflowing with cash, though....
  10. Broithe
    Look at the price of that petrol...!!!
  11. Broithe
    It has, now that the post has been edited.....
  12. Broithe
    They existed elsewhere, too - http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/1943-Flying-Snails-in-Holland?highlight=snails . Some resemblance to the London Transport logo.
  13. Broithe
    I recall a note on a drawing, back when I had a proper job - "Apply Vaseline very sparingly, then wipe it all off".
  14. Broithe
    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2354421/Worlds-largest-model-railroad-draws-thousands-NJ.html
  15. Broithe
    A few more details emerging - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-31021008 .
  16. Broithe
    I also had a blue 'Mallard'-style streamliner - but I was more a fan of the Lone Star spud gun. It was much more effective if you used something with more 'substance' than a potato, like a turnip, for instance...
  17. Broithe
    He probably has the cornflakes filed away individually..
  18. Broithe
    And, actual justification for having a spiral.....?
  19. Broithe
    Is each individual wagon free-running? Just a few tight axles can have quite a detrimental effect.
  20. Broithe
    Well, I would have done, if I'd looked properly. Talking about the broad gauge section - "It connected the brewery with Kingsbridge goods yard, and at its greatest extent possessed about two miles of track, out of the brewery’s one-time overall mileage of ten. "
  21. Broithe
    Nice article here - http://www.irsociety.co.uk/Archives/22/Guinness.htm - though, I see no mention of the total mileage.. A layout one day..?
  22. Broithe
    We used to move regularly, so a 'real' train set was not practical - I had one of the tiny Lone Star sets, where everything was die-cast - even the track..
  23. Broithe
    I worked in a factory that still had an internal railway into the '90s, though it was disconnected from the mainline in the '70s, I think. This loco, now at Foxfield Railway was one of the last pair that ran in there, along with a battery electric. It was an important skill to be able to avoid twisting your ankle in the slots where the track was embedded - not something that I always managed to achieve, especially on the outdoor sections in the winter...
  24. Broithe
    The point-work around the crossover in the door did allow separation of the two main ovals - and there were three places where the controllers could be plugged in to allow for this.
  25. Broithe
    This - - says it was built at Inchicore in 1915 and withdrawn in 1928.
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