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The good old days, very nice. 

The North Down Model Railway Society has been postponed from April until 5-6 of Sept 2020

This will be reviewed in July-August.

WOW, you won't want to do that again.

Just thinking how many times you will catch something on it and break a bit off. 

It's nice to see a picture of Castlegregory station, i have been looking for photos and that's the first i've seen.

My grandmother came from there. 

I adjusted the image a bit for you.

I got one of these recently in HO scale and it needs a lot of lead in the back end.

Nice  

He is overloading that bay 

Beautiful, so realistic. 

Needs a few people, dogs, seagulls etc. 

The plough vans look great.

The lettering does come of if you rub at it to much and enamel thinners would make it worse.

I lost a few letters on one side and hand painted them on again.

Maybe a coat of varnish put on first and left for 48 hours might protect it before you start adding dirt.

Thanks, i was wondering about the middle ones.

I'll probably leave the loads in but it would be nice to have some extra loads for the freight yard and on the forklift truck.

These will look great weathered, beautiful, can't wait.

The pallet loads look amazing.

So if the top bars can be removed the loads can be taken out, cool. 

Great pictures. 

What does the letter V stand for?

Magnificent, perfection. 

Will you put in some passengers? 

I noticed a 201 loco pulling the Enterprise the other day, it looked like it needed a good wash.

I'm sure they must have the equipment for cleaning trains.

I have seen the carriage washing machines, so why don't they use them? 

This will be something special. 

Very nice project and unusual.

What was the purpose of the flat wagon? and why did it have those unusual upstands?

Watched a great programme tonight on BBC 4 about a journey by train traveling through New Zealand.

A lovely journey showing the landscape and the railway lines with some aerial views of the trains crossing

some very high bridges.

Also stopping at stations including Hamilton.

Looking sweet.

When painted they will be beautiful. 

Beautiful work and the colours are very realistic. 

Super looking model, top class. 

Very neat work, can't see any solder.

Nice picture. That's an interesting end on the brown van.

Where was this location?

The little yellow studs can be removed, i think they are glued but come out with a knife.

I would like to see a set with tanktainers, Bruhn, GCA Tainer, Eurotainer, Dana, etc.

Chris Tarrant is in Ireland tonight looking at the railways north & south.

9.00PM Channel 5.

I think they should be upright, here are 3 examples.

4 hours ago, Warbonnet said:

Hi everyone,

Right now our liners are beginning to land with modellers and are going down very well! Our limited stock is also fast running out, so don't miss out!

One thing we forgot to include in the box is instructions on how to fit the bag of detail parts. Here is a handy guide if you want to fit the detail parts to your wagons! 

https://irishrailwaymodels.com/blogs/announcements/fitting-detail-parts-to-your-liner-flats

Cheers!

Fran

Looking at the instructions for detailing parts i think you are showing the vac pipe going on upside down.

If it is put on the right way up the coupling may not hit it.