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Broithe
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Everything posted by Broithe
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Lovely.
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That's magical - enter it for Eurovision.
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It's the thought that counts.
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Measure it up and print one a bit bigger.... ..the day will come..
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http://www.perthmilitarymodelling.com/reviews/vehicles/bronco/cb35010.htm
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Congratulations. Indoctrination should start immediately - model railways are really lots of little doll's houses - with a train, as well...
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Or Baby Gemma..?
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Any photos? Probably looks a bit 'new' - get some weathering on later...
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Yeah, right... Have a good cover story and stick to it.
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Positive vibes..!!
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Train movements in portlaoise
Broithe replied to heirflick's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
I thought you'ld soon flush him out. -
Blonde walks into a library, goes straight up to the counter and says "Two bags of chips, please." The librarian patiently says, "This is a library." "Ooh, sorry", says the blonde, and whispers "Two bags of chips, please."...
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You pair could go on holiday to Berlin..
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3-D printing + self-assembly - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21614176
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Marvellous! The Tourist Board could use that..
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Just in case anybody is confused, the polarity of the LED does matter, as above, but the resistor is the same whichever way round it is connected, and in whichever leg it is - so, just get the resistor somewhere in series with the LED, have the LED the right way round ( long leg is positive ) and all should be well.
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Indeed. As long as it is in series with the diode, it is of no matter where it is.
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Same here - still getting the original failure, but able to see those above.. This whole thing is improving in leaps and bounds..
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Attachments 6116 to 6121 don't work for me.. .. Ah, not just me..
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And Peco are launching an 00-9 rolling stock range - http://www.peco-uk.com/page.asp?id=009wagon ..
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There was a similar thing in Stalingrad. The German pilots used to call it the Tennis Racket*.. * in German, I presume..
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Interesting place - https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=nha+trang&hl=en&ll=12.247218,109.184264&spn=0.008776,0.009645&hnear=Nha+Trang,+Vietnam&gl=uk&t=h&z=17 ..
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Feel free to tell Heir Flick, we're prepared to risk him... Nice work, there - you can hardly make a GM too dirty..
