popeye

I would like to convert a leyland PS1 into a UTA bus.

Is this suitable to start with? and what changes need to be made?

Advice please.

The wagon look's great, well done.

Why are they two different sizes? Are they two different makes?

One has 6 ribs & the other has 7, so you could remove the bottom one.

BTW This wee loco would be very light and would not pull you out of bed.

Mine is packed with lead in every space i could find, it will pull a few wagons.

That's a nice model, have you tried running it yet? What is the motor bogie like?

I have this model but i used a Mashima motor & made my own chassis.

I stuck a piece of plasticard behind the bufferbeam for strength.

Here is a pic & it is painted in DCDR green.It's still not finished.

That's a lot of work. Really amazing, where do you keep it all?

What roofs did you use for the BUT Railcars?

That look's like one beautiful model and amazing detail.

2017 is going to be a big year.

That's a great model build. Looks so real.

What keeps the containers in place?

Proper trains. The first train had 190 & A Class together, i haven't

seen that before.

That look just right, keep going.

That's a great job,is it hard to assemble?

Very nice. small details can make a big difference.

Very nice video, very realistic, more please.

Love the weathering.

I think the Bachmann MPV maybe the same.

That's a lot of loco's,look's great.

Just look up Fablab Belfast.

Try Fablab Limerick.

I use the one in Belfast, It's amazing,check it out.

That's very useful painting techniques.

Thanks for posting.

Great work on the carriages.

On the BGSV are there three white windows on both sides?

Nice job,pity it won't be seen too much inside.

Amazing,top class.

The trees look good as they are.

Where do you get them?

Telegraph poles look great but get in your way when trying to do anything near the track.

The genny looks great.

It will be even better painted.

Nice model and very well made,looks good with the wagons.

Try this site it has Irish stuff on it. http://www.ontrackplant.com

This is a picture of the one in Downpatrick, it is 60ft long.