Sleeper Posted February 10, 2024 Posted February 10, 2024 Nice tidy job done on the no smoking signs, they bring it up an other level 1 1 Quote
DJ Dangerous Posted April 29, 2024 Posted April 29, 2024 On 10/2/2024 at 1:07 PM, Sleeper said: Nice tidy job done on the no smoking signs, they bring it up an other level That little sideline will be coming to an end soon. IRM are trying to put @Rob out of business by pre-installing their "No Smoking" signs. He probably smashed up all of his coaches in a big tantrum after seeing that, hence he's been missing for three months now. His next video will be light locos with no rolling stock. 1 Quote
Rob Posted August 28, 2024 Author Posted August 28, 2024 Dublin Bus (Conyngham Road) RV 334 (97-D-334) passing Heuston North, sporting an ad for Madonna's concert held at Slane Castle twenty years ago to the day. I'm sure many here were at it . 17 Quote
DJ Dangerous Posted August 29, 2024 Posted August 29, 2024 Oh wow, you smashed up everything in that tantrum, not just the coaching stock, only a bus left in tact! 1 Quote
Rob Posted October 5, 2024 Author Posted October 5, 2024 Evenings are drawing in- darkness with the shorter days at Heuston North. 14 4 Quote
DJ Dangerous Posted October 5, 2024 Posted October 5, 2024 Cracking stuff, @Rob! Worth waiting for. 1 1 Quote
JasonB Posted October 6, 2024 Posted October 6, 2024 Brilliant as always. The yard looks fantastic. The concrete, how it's lit, the vehicles and containers. Perfect. 1 3 1 Quote
Patrick Davey Posted October 10, 2024 Posted October 10, 2024 Great atmosphere in that view - lovely stuff! 1 1 Quote
Rob Posted October 22, 2024 Author Posted October 22, 2024 (edited) Dublin Bus (Conygham Road) RV 394 (98 D 20394) outside the container yard at Heuston North. Twenty years to the day today it launched in the cinemas, it's carrying an ad for an (unmemorable!) Jude Law film, 'Alfie'! Edited October 22, 2024 by Rob 14 Quote
Popular Post Rob Posted March 2 Author Popular Post Posted March 2 Sporting its brand new 'Inter City' livery, 229 leads the liner waiting at Heuston North freight yard after earlier arriving from Ballina, before heading to Ocean Pier. 18 9 Quote
JasonB Posted March 2 Posted March 2 Fantastic stuff @Rob. This thread just gets better and better. 2 1 Quote
Patrick Davey Posted March 3 Posted March 3 Fab stuff Rob - great to see an update on this excellent thread! 2 1 Quote
David Holman Posted March 3 Posted March 3 Especially like the low level shots and the ones through the railings. 1 2 1 Quote
cudf Posted March 3 Posted March 3 Great photos, I love the level of detail everywhere. Have to ask where did you get the bulk liquid container loads, they look superb! 1 1 Quote
DJ Dangerous Posted March 3 Posted March 3 1 hour ago, cudf said: Great photos, I love the level of detail everywhere. Have to ask where did you get the bulk liquid container loads, they look superb! These ones? https://shop.c-rail-intermodal.co.uk/index.php?route=product/search&search=Tank 1 Quote
cudf Posted March 3 Posted March 3 30 minutes ago, DJ Dangerous said: These ones? https://shop.c-rail-intermodal.co.uk/index.php?route=product/search&search=Tank Nice, Thanks for that! 1 Quote
Rob Posted April 17 Author Posted April 17 Mark 2D Composite 5156 in the sidings at Heuston North 12 2 Quote
josh_ Posted April 17 Posted April 17 On 6/11/2022 at 7:41 PM, Rob said: Locomotive 201 arrives from Cork with a set of Mark III's (7119 / 7155 / 7105 / 7142 / 7410 / 7104 / 7602) into Platform 2 at Heuston North. https://youtu.be/-5ocMBg8GmA What mk3s are they as they don’t look like Lima, did u make them urself? Quote
Rob Posted April 18 Author Posted April 18 Hi @josh_. Those standard Mark III's in that video are not LIMA as you say but repaints of Mark III coaches from Hornby (I think)- it was a good few years ago. They then had modifications such as the windows on the doors added. Hope it helps- well spotted!! 1 1 Quote
josh_ Posted April 18 Posted April 18 22 hours ago, Rob said: Hi @josh_. Those standard Mark III's in that video are not LIMA as you say but repaints of Mark III coaches from Hornby (I think)- it was a good few years ago. They then had modifications such as the windows on the doors added. Hope it helps- well spotted!! I wondering how the doors and windows were modified Thanks 1 Quote
Rob Posted Thursday at 18:59 Author Posted Thursday at 18:59 I was always a Mark III fan and in particular, the Irish Rail Restaurant coach with its unique window layout and roof vent structure differentiating it from the British Rail equivalents. A few shots of 7402 and 7410 around Heuston North. 14 2 Quote
Mol_PMB Posted Thursday at 20:39 Posted Thursday at 20:39 Super attention to detail. Add a couple of firsts and a gen van and you have the Wexford Opera Train! 1 1 Quote
DJ Dangerous Posted yesterday at 11:41 Posted yesterday at 11:41 Absolutely class, @Rob! The roof weathering on the Mk2D is particularly nice, like it spent too much time right behind the locos. Love the Mk3 photos. The first two in particular look like photos from a rolling stock book by Doyle and Hirsch. Top notch stuff. 1 Quote
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