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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.
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That's a lot of work. Really amazing, where do you keep it all? What roofs did you use for the BUT Railcars?
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That look's like one beautiful model and amazing detail. 2017 is going to be a big year.
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That's a great model build. Looks so real. What keeps the containers in place?
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Proper trains. The first train had 190 & A Class together, i haven't seen that before.
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That look just right, keep going.
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That's a great job,is it hard to assemble?
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Very nice. small details can make a big difference.
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Loksound Full Throttle: A quick demo
popeye replied to irishthump's question in DCC, Electrics and Electronics
Very nice video, very realistic, more please. Love the weathering. -
Photographic Website Updates
popeye replied to thewanderer's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
I think the Bachmann MPV maybe the same. -
That's a lot of loco's,look's great.
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Just look up Fablab Belfast.
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Try Fablab Limerick. I use the one in Belfast, It's amazing,check it out.
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That's very useful painting techniques. Thanks for posting.
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Great work on the carriages. On the BGSV are there three white windows on both sides?
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Nice job,pity it won't be seen too much inside.
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Amazing,top class.
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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.
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The genny looks great. It will be even better painted.
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Nice model and very well made,looks good with the wagons.
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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.
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Great work Daryl,the photo's are great.
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I was looking at my model of NIR 112 and thought the gap between bogie and under frame seemed a bit wide. Here are 2 pic's for eg, what do you think?
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Looks amazing, well done.
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Maybe you could 3D print the front curved bit and brass sheet for the rest of the roof.
