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Broithe
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Another bridge strike today - between Lansdowne Road and Grand Canal Dock. Services resumed now.
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Busch do a little set of parts depicting archaeologists uncovering a bog-body (part #6) - http://www.busch-model.com/online/produktinfos/docs/anl1251.pdf .
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Jewellery.
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Genius!!! Anybody fancy a game of 201?
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-26757629 Phew - a bit lucky there....
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As I always say in these circumstances - it's almost a shame to paint it.
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It's a perfectly simple self-assembly replacement procedure - it's then just a matter of waiting for the materials to cure - sometimes takes months, I understand.
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It's OK - risks have to be taken. Children are quite easily replaced - video opportunities are far more important and potentially unique.
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There's never too many pics. ..did you stand on a child at the end of the video..?
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You are a sh*te ......... for shore eyesh. Ha ha - the site's censor won't allow that....
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Friday morning in portlaoise
Broithe replied to heirflick's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
It was well worth the risk of you getting hypothermia for pictures like that. -
Millionth is pretty close....
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Marvellous! Indeed, one can almost feel the rain.
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At least it wasn't an acid bath.
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One of the features of Irish railways that can be very attractive for a personal layout is that many locations hardly altered over several decades. Merely by changing any road vehicles and, maybe, the odd footbridge etc, you can justifiably run steam trains or a 22000 on the same layout.
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Irish Rail on Twitter - Drumcondra Station closed UFN due to a mechanical fault on a freight train. Update to follow.
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Excellent - I wouldn't be too surprised of the pads do rotate somewhat, even without the belt - the centres seem slightly offset from the line of the rail and that should have some turning effect imparted to them as the wagon moves. Might be worth putting a mark on the edge and seeing what happens.
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Obscured, but the top of the old elevated box at Ballybrophy is just visible here. http://www.sixbellsjunction.co.uk/60s/610604rc.html
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Information is power. I keep a small, widely scattered network - and ensure that none of the operatives ever meet each other - it's a basic KGB/CIA-style system.
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Good work, you got the same result as me. I asked my Dutch agent and he got a bit further.. ..but. he says that the belts are out of stock.. Explosionszeichnung = exploded view.
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That's what it looked like to me, but that seems a bit odd - we need an 'insider' to probe the system... I have sent a message to our agent in Germany....
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I have been unable to navigate the spares system - Our 'Sentinel' is German, I think, we might have to lean on him...
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In action.
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Ah, they are different - mine is the older one with the 'fixed' swivelling couplers - the new ones, which have NEMS sockets, are around €40, aparently. In my town here, there are sixteen charity shops - it's a full-time job going round 'em all....
