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Plenty of examples on that web link.

It can be hard to judge the colours on a computer but look at the pic's on the web and try some.

The only person you have to please is you.

What colours are you using on the roof.

The roof in the background looks good, how about doing it like that?

There is a lot of roof, but we shall see how it looks when it is all done.

The roof looks great, don't stop now, your on a roll. 

They're famous now. Sainthood soon.

Lovely and rural. 

Here is a picture that shows all the colours in a stone wall that should be close to what you want.

study it closely, the more you look the more you see. good luck, you have a lot to do.

Very nice. it's got so much going on.

More pic's & video's please. 

Is that 3 water tanks on the roof? If so, why?

Only room for one tricycle, what about the rest of us with tricycles.

I'm going to buy a unicycle, I should be able to squeeze it in.  

GSR 6 wheel coach Part 2.

Painted with spray can first but too bright, so then used Humbrol crimson gloss 20.

Also a bit light so add black until i was happy with it.

GSR crests from SSM.

GSR 6 WHEEL COACH. 

Here are some pictures from my GSR 6 wheel coach build.

It is from Worsley Works.

This is what you get.

The floor is thick brass which made soldering the side on very hard and needed a lot of heat.

W irons where too wide so broke them off and moved in to the right width.

Roof was the wrong size so i had to make my own from plastic.

I made the middle wheels slide from side to side and it works well on first radius curves.

The springs were made myself, first a master then a mould made and i can cast more with resin.

The seats and roof made as one and fits in well thank God.

Very nice, you are right, the covered wagon is spot on but the open wagon is a little bit strong on the iron straps.

You might be able to wash it off a little. 

Can you tell me if the brake pipes need to be fitted to both sides or just one?

Got mine today, top class work, but i knew they would be.

Now i will start on the weathering. 

We have also some private owner wagons like Murphy Bros, Waterford and Milligen.

plus a couple of pic's from Dublin docks.

What a beauty,  very detailed,  just perfect.

I can't wait but i need to save and save. 

That looks more like it. 

Thanks, Mine will get a lot of grime.

GNRI SIGNALS

Here are some pictures of GNRI Signals that i made last year for the New Irish Lines mag.

I would like to thank AJ O'Rourke for his help with prototype pictures.

That's an unusual place to leave 278 but nice.

Very nice, we are heading into spring ha ha.

More video's please. 

Very good, you must have used a whole roll of film on that. 

Beautiful. Will be great when it's all painted. 

I thought the small circular fittings might be lids that can be put on when it's raining, perhaps.

Just a guess.