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Broithe
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Everything posted by Broithe
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Fairly sure they're a standard item - tell him I expect commission...
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Petrol..?
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This is one from a few years ago.
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Sea Vixen failed off Hermes in Limassol Bay in 1970, just flopped onto the water after the catapult was committed - and floated well enough to be towed into the harbour and dragged up the slipway. Caused much hilarity with it having 'Royal Navy' painted on the side....
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Perhaps NAMA'll take it on..?
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Thanks, I did have quick look round the South Eastern Finecast set up a few years ago, whilst picking some materials up from him - a really professional operation.
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Lovely stuff. How are the 'wire' wheels achieved? They do look good...
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She would give you a fair grind...
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Mmmmm, nice.
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Hazleton, isn't it?
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Could have been a detective...
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Great news. Waiting.....
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I do like this one..
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Irish Rail's Twitter can be an interesting read - , too....
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http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/forumdisplay.php/24-Non-Irish-Railway-Modelling , perhaps..?
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I think we should draw a veil over that..
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The point blade contacts are often a bit iffy - this pictures shows the sort of thing I mean..
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Dodgy fishplates? Try bridging the rail joints with a wire whilst the loco is on the track and see if you get a speed variation.. Are you using the point blades as electrical switches? They can be a bit iffy - try bending up the little bits that wipe on the bottom of the moving blades to make the connection better..
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Great stuff. Rather like Donaghmore church, south of Ballybrophy Station.
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It was mentioned - http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/2592-doing-ground-cover?p=39353&viewfull=1#post39353 - but we were being gentlemen and assuming that you were keeping quiet about it...
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Ah, we've all done that sort of thing when we've had a few..
