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Broithe
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Everything posted by Broithe
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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..
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And today's episode...
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I've seen a few previews and it looks fairly sharp.
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’A new bio-optical knowledge recording and dissemination system'
Broithe replied to josefstadt's topic in Letting off Steam
They would probably make us round the points off and we'll be back where we are now.... Vicious circle.. -
Happy Birthday.
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I was there, too - O'Connell Street is a museum-standard exhibit....
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If you use this to look at the older maps, then you can often find reasonable views - http://maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V1,588882,739883,0,10 - it just depends what was there at the time and what records are available now..
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And again... ....
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If it wasn't quite so dark, I might be wondering whose this was...?
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I think that it's very good of you to have set up such an excellent regular exercise programme for her. She's lucky to have such a caring man and I hope that she is suitably grateful for her good fortune.
