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Broithe
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I've just found this - http://www.railsigns.co.uk/overseas/ireland2/ireland2.html - might be of some use..
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I picked mine up from the Train Man last week and seem to have provoked the purchase of three more - do I need to send an invoice for my commission..?
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Mmm, Kate never did much for me - maybe I was just distracted..?
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Kinky boots - that's what you need...
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Full show. Interesting interaction with the impromptu dancing driver of the adjacent train at 22:15.
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Short preview video, more to come, apparently.
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I like how rough the road is - very prototypical, unfortunately... Perhaps a few puddles?
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How do you spell 'OCD'?
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Not quite the same thing, but I flew to Prague and back a while ago and witnessed the extraction of the baggage from the hold at both ends. In Prague, they inserted the baggage conveyor into the hold and items were transferred fairly carefully into the carts of the baggage train - in Birmingham, the chap in the hold just flung them out of the hatch onto the concrete, where another chap picked them up and flung them 15-20 feet into the wagons - several missed and fell onto the concrete again. The conveyor was there, but probably too much trouble to use....
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Murphy Models 071 - New, detailed pre-production photos added!
Broithe replied to Admin's topic in Irish Models
Surely yours won't be "weathered as new" - more like "weathered as old and knackered"..? -
irish P4,21mm, advice on loco conversion, track gauges
Broithe replied to pewky's question in Questions & Answers
Some info here - http://website.lineone.net/~sjohnson40/21mm%20Gauge.html - if you haven't already seen it.. -
Watch out for the photographers, too....
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This has got to be worth having a look at - http://www.corkmidsummer.com/programme/event/station-ciudades-paralelas - if you're in the vicinity..
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Weshtys Break Van With Lights Fitted
Broithe replied to Flying Scotsman 4472's topic in General Chat
Daylight shots here - http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/37-Anthony-s-Workbench?p=5792&viewfull=1#post5792 -
That's excellent stuff - you can smell the turf-smoke..
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1, 071 2, 141/181 3, 121 4, 201 5, Jinty So, I'm fairly happy with progress to date..!
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I see that the diet's working, but I'm a little surprised that those nails don't get in the way on the fiddly bits.
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That has to be the best representation of weathering that I've ever seen. Not just in terms of the appearence of the rust, etc., but in its positioning and 'style' - it's all just where it would be. I'm particularly noticing that the 'wear' on the steps is in just the right places. Top stuff - done by a true professional in the world of filth.
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Excellent. Good to see the actual operation. I wondered if they might move in a rather less realistic and 'snappy' manner. How loud are they in reality? Does the noise intrude at all, or is it only as loud as that in the video because of the proximity of the camera..?
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I wonder if the train staff could be persuaded to wear blindfolds and see who fell for it..?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExH7h9Lk5HY
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I live in Stafford and one of it's claims to fame is the station announcement stating that "The train now standing at Platform Three is the mystery excursion to Barry Island"..
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Windhoff?
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And so will I be next Tuesday night, see you Thursday or Friday, probably..
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Anybody going to this? http://www.irishrail.ie/cat_news.jsp?i=4628&p=116&n=237
