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Broithe
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Do you need a lodger?
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Not the best timing for these posters, either..
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I wonder if it'll be in the Peter Thompson Hall? http://www.coastlinecastlerock.org/community/peter_thompson_hall.php
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[video=youtube;HO-wTO7ice8]
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I know that now - the threads have been separated...
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Class 111/ 071 with Model Shop Belfast Sound Chips.
Broithe replied to Kirley's topic in Irish Models
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Yes - they're the little white squares that are just under where it says Made in China - they slide backwards and forwards to switch.
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Nasty one in Prague. [video=youtube;RPH-rNUmBjw]
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It travelled as far as Abbeyleix - http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/769-Midland-Model-Railway-Club-are-hosting-a-one-day-exhibition-in-The-Heritage-Centre?p=10996&viewfull=1#post10996 ...
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IÉ fluorescent vest - http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160970991921&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:GB:1123 - quoting £500 postage to Ireland, but he'll negotiate...
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Murphy Models 071 - New, detailed pre-production photos added!
Broithe replied to Admin's topic in Irish Models
Has anybody counted the rivets..? -
I've just had one of these oscillating saw/sanders from Lidl - http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/lidl_uk/hs.xsl/index_38690.htm - I can imagine times when it could come in handy on baseboard construction. I once had to install a coal-drop into a rectangular hole in a chipboard sheet. For thirty quid, if you need it once, then you've got your money back...
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We've had a bit of that around here - on the closed Stafford/Newport and Stafford/Uttoxeter lines. People extending gardens and fields, blocking and flooding the route, etc...
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It features at the start of Get Carter - though, in the dark and from the other end. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoa3OTJfWIY And, of course, the chap in the far corner of the compartment turns out to be the hit-man......
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I think it's Newcastle-upon-Tyne. They had a local electric service, hence the bits of third rail on the right. It's all a bit simpler now...
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You can have them rum closer together on the straight than on bends...
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Mmmmm..?
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I wonder how many he had to empty to get just the right texture on the glass - and how weathered he is himself now..?
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Pennies sometimes have to drop different distances...
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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?
