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Broithe
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Bottom post here - http://www.rmweb.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=27313 - confirms your suspicions..
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Roscrea County Tipperary Railway Station
Broithe replied to kevin birmingham's question in Questions & Answers
Play about with this - http://maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V1,613912,689984,7,9 - there's maps from various times available.. -
More of a fan of the Mil 24..
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No, not even any left at all, although the remains of a crashed one were found a while ago. There never were many and they're all gone ages ago. There are plans to build a full size flying replica, apparently - and you could get plans in the '70s to build a 2/3 size one at home. It suffered from the Peregrine engine and the Beaufighter eclipsed it in the end - nice-looking, though, I'll agree.
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Does seem to have a tendency to make you want to fly on the ground.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nltc_dq_VXI ..ans seems to need it's fuel tanks inspecting in an unorthodox manner..
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I went to Cosford last week - they have a Storch there - and a couple of Gnats... Lovely thing, a Storch - flyable down to around 30mph..
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Few things looked as nice as a MiG 19 - zero-length launch must have been quite exciting - and pulling the 'chute whilst you're still in the air is a mark of someone who's confident in what he's doing - a common 'fashion' with Russian pilots.. Only ever seen one close-up, in Prague Air Museum. Serious guns, requiring big blast-plates....
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Gnat for me - such a simple, civilised little plane - like a sidecar with wings - nothing else that will roll 400 degrees a second - you need a special sort of head to keep up with where you are.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7N4H5gQ3WbQ
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It had a really distinct whistle and a whine that other Dart-engined things didn't have. The prop blades were very square-ended - maybe that had something to do with it, but there was just no mistaking it.. It also had one of the best 'faces' - the lower viewing window was slightly offset and gave it a sort of quizzical look.. It often appeared as a character in RAF cartoons..
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Few planes get better-looking as they get modified, but the MR3 was the nicest, I think - the tricycle undercarriage really suited it. There was a better video using a lot of that footage, but it's gone 'private' now, for some reason. A lot of aircraft were quite recognisable from their sound, but the Shackleton was unmistakeable. The Argosy was another, no mistaking that, either.
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http://www.themodelshop.ie/ http://www.marksmodels.com/ http://modelshopbelfast.com/ And see - http://www.irishfreightmodels.com/index.php/shop.html#!/~/product/category=3461273&id=14646710
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A bit of Shackleton news - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-coventry-warwickshire-21726075 - and a nice video. [video=youtube;xNVwDUMQI-s]
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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."...
