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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-26897226
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Can't wait to see your effect on that! Did you notice James Stewart in the video? (At the end..)
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Lovely model of a great plane. Few things will ever look as futuristic as a Hustler - getting on for 60 years old... [video=youtube;qx-uZZVc0dE]
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Ah, come on, now - we've all got in the wrong side when we've had a few...
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Varadkar's plan to close railways
Broithe replied to BosKonay's topic in What's happening on the network?
Ballybrophy has always had an air of vulnerability.... -
It's the basic problem with any public transport system - the public. Possibly a special order for one with his feet on the opposite seat?
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That's great - even better, actually - passenger density could be specified? (I know, I know - most passengers are really dense...) This thing just gets better and better...
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Passengers as standard? That's a market-leading innovation - I've never understood why the majors don't do it..
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Where most of the vehicles have a CI registration - just like home.. ..he'll be waking up in Melbourne about now - we'd better get back to the layout..
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Your house...?
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US prisons use sterile needles for the lethal injections.... I know somebody who wouldn't go on holiday in Dorset because he thought the Japanese might attack Poole Harbour with their karaoke pilots.
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I rarely see a train over here and think "That looks nice"..... ..there's an air of the supermarket about them, in general..
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Those shots have come from in front and behind the sign - could have been fun if they did it at the same time... Mmmm, you might need to rough your track up a bit for full realism.
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Dapol do claim to use a lot of recycled material....
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They wouldn't be blue, though.....
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Marvellous - the tyre in the hedge is inspired.
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Steady on, there. Going into Easons and asking for a 'top shelf model magazine' might get you more than you bargained for...
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Where would any of us be without the mammy?
Broithe replied to heirflick's topic in Letting off Steam
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Sunset, a level crossing and a railcar
Broithe replied to heirflick's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
I've never seen it specifically for this application, but Evergreen do an angle strip - http://www.evergreenscalemodels.com/Shapes.htm - although the smallest is still a bit big at 1.5mm a side for 00 gauge - but, the 0.75mm quadrant, lying on it's back, might be about right..? -
Sunset, a level crossing and a railcar
Broithe replied to heirflick's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
These are the old triangular wooden type.. ..they used these where the gates didn't close off the track completely when they were opened for the road traffic.. -
Sunset, a level crossing and a railcar
Broithe replied to heirflick's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
They use a concrete version over here to stop people straying sideways off pedestrian road crossings - can catch you nicely if you stray onto it in the dark... https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=stafford&ll=52.802474,-2.113224&spn=0.001425,0.002411&hnear=Stafford,+United+Kingdom&gl=uk&t=h&z=19&layer=c&cbll=52.802474,-2.113224&panoid=dmJ6T7-8fVA_zkaGc9K10w&cbp=12,325.59,,1,15.62 -
Sunset, a level crossing and a railcar
Broithe replied to heirflick's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
Try walking on the pyramids and you'll find out how awkward it is, whether you have human feet or hooves - they used to use triangular bits of wood in the old days..
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