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They look great, very professional.

Looks great and nicely done. I would add more louvres to keep the pigeons out.

A great result

Great photo's, keep looking.

Could you use 2mm card and add the quoins cut from paper then cover it all in PVA to seal it. I have lots of A4 2mm card if you need some, let me know.

Lovely, this is the time when it starts to transform into a work of art.

This will be a nice addition and A12 looks well.

He's like the mad inventor from Back to the future. I don't think English Railways need to worry for a while.

Should make a nice project. It's hard to tell from the plan what all of the buildings are.

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. The next one will be even better.

Looks great and so much detail. It's a work of art.

It's hard to put a prototypical liner together as not all containers are available, there will always be ones you will never get. And new containers will be added to trains over the years. I try to buy containers I want as they become available. I've started buying 45's even though there are no wagons to put them on, YET.

So which one was the fastest? And which was the more powerful?

That's a great idea. I'm building a 6 wheel wagon and I was thinking about how to do the middle wheels, so now I know.

They look great in the red. what type of paint did you use ? it seems to have a slight sheen to it. And would the grey be more of a matt finish?

Nice pictures. So 45's must be on the cards

I bought a pair of Dapol Malcolm Logistics 45s and was wondering if they were ever used here on Irish liner trains?

Always backup, which I don't always do, but most of my pictures are saved on a separate drive. You can retrieve lost data but do it soon or it will get corrupted.

I see that's a 45ft container. I've just ordered 2 sets, so now all I need is the 47ft wagons to carry them. Hint Hint.

I bought a set and never knew that. Don't know why they don't tell people that they have opening doors.

I mist the start of it, so I did not see that bit.

It is a bit daft but it is popular. That episode was all filmed at Downpatrick & Co Down Railway Museum.

Very nice, even the weeds look right.

So far so good. That stuff really cleans the paint off.

Very nice You have been chewing the shelf again.