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heirflick
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great info john and great pics Tom - thank you both. presumably they only ran in the green livery?
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so can i! anyone got info or more pics?
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excelent tip!
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lads, just found out that some parkroyals were converted into driving trailers used on the waterford /tramore line- anyone got info on them?
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...and a good one it is too!!
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....its a dismal Friday in Ireland - you can expect anything to happen!
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....any chance of a loan?
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lovely pic Tom - thanks a mil!
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[quote name=Railer;56951 208 and 209 did and iconic run for I think was an ITG rail tour back when both locos were still in NIR blue. The locos double headded a rake of Cravens from Belfast to Lisburn as far as I can remember. It was the only time 201s have ever double headded a train. It was reported after that some for the Craven couplings were strained and damaged from the acceleration of having 6' date='400hp up front, and one very eager driver.[/quote] any pics of that?
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My other railroad interest! The Colorado Midland.
heirflick replied to Mike 84C's topic in US / Canadian Railway Modelling
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great workmanship - well done!
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....go on Tom - we all know you'll get the lot!
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.....its NEVER too late to escape the guillotine..
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MM 141/181 v 071 slow start and crawl speeds
heirflick replied to Noel's question in Questions & Answers
that's a great tip - thanks for posting! -
...you can always stay single - it will save you a fortune!!
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nice story!
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Where else would you see that only here=D
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... ah Broithe and heres me thinking butter wouldn't melt in your mouth!!
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that almost sounds believeable...almost:facepalm:
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2 right answers....2 be sure 2 be sure!
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the white circle on the tender indicates that the loco burnd oil instead of coal. there is another white circle on the smokebox door. take a look at the tanks sticking out over the tender top
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lovely stuff! I always loved that type bus, especially in the navy/cream livery
