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Broithe
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Trackwise, yes - it's 45mm track as Gauge 1, but LGB stuff is 1/22.5 scale to model a narrow-gauge scenario..
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This one?
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Another bridge strike this evening - in Amiens Street.
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Photographic Website Updates
Broithe replied to thewanderer's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
That first picture has the look of a Victorian hand-coloured postcard.. -
Shaken, not stirred.
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Do we need to put orders in now..?
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Will there also be a form for me to claim for travel expenses..?
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I don't remember that episode..
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I've been on a 201-hauled train that was well into three figures between Portarlington and Kildare about eight years ago, I think. I used to time the milesposts...
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You must be patient, Grasshopper.
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I don't disagree, really - but it is just a telly programme to be watched by people who would just watch something else, if that was on - sad, though that is. It's usually a mistake to watch any television programme that is about something that you actually know about yourself.
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I've just watched it and, to be fair to Michael Portillo*, it is really a travel programme on a railway theme, rather than specifically a railway programme - not too bad, really. *If you had told me twenty years ago that I would ever write that phrase, then I would have had you certified. It is to his credit that someone who was one of the most obnoxious people in British politics has pretty well redeemed himself over the years. Ballybrophy on Thursday - I may still find him guilty, if he doesn't do that right.
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Of course, Wales is only Little Britain, really.... http://ga.wikipedia.org/wiki/An_Bhreatain_Bheag
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Ireland is the second largest of the British Isles - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Isles - the poor people of the UK are like those of the USA, they only have a word for themselves that accidentally includes those from other countries, too.
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Definitely faster - even for me over here..
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We all know that he just turned it off and turned it back on again.
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The warning that was in 'Site News' is one of the ones that's gone - but, nobody's died....
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Malix is HO(m) - there's very little about it on the net - I did see an article a while back about building the spiral itself. It really is good. It worked faultlessly all day, even with such a steep gradient on a fairly tight spiral - and the added drag of the pantograph.
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The Flock.It was being demonstrated at Stafford yesterday and seemed to work quite well. http://www.dccsupplies.com/shop/product_info.php?products_id=4310
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Here - http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/1104-Win-a-free-baseboard!?p=19739&viewfull=1#post19739 - the perils of multi-posting...
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Malix is based on this sort of thing...
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The Swiss one, Malix, was the best for me, too. The standard was spectacularly high - in fact, it would have been much harder to pick the worst, rather than the best...
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There was also this chap, specialising in railway guns. Now, who does that remind us of...? http://irishrailwaymodeller.yuku.com/reply/502/nearly-nearly-finished-rail-gun#reply-501
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I went up today - here's s few pics. I realise that layout names often have a reason behind them, but I declined to enquire about the back-story to this one..
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On The Hour used to be on the radio, straight after the Six O'Clock News - if you missed the join, it was even funnier - top stuff. Contains very early Partridge and, coincidentally, a buffer-strike event...
