Clogherhead - A GNR(I) Seaside Terminus

[Tullygrainey]

12 minutes ago, Patrick Davey said:

Shows how well built it was!

I couldn't possibly comment

[Patrick Davey]

Recreating Adelaide in miniature.

I believe I only have another 206 locomotives to go in order to recreate to the entire GNR(I) steam motive power roster.

[Patrick Davey]

Clogherhead this evening. The GNR staff have heard a rumour that a film crew might be in the area tomorrow.  

[Patrick Davey]

I've just uploaded the 50th video to my YouTube channel, and it has a strong GNR(I) theme!!

Starring:
UG 060 No. 149
PP 440 No. 74

T2 442t No. 64

U 440 No. 205

 

Along with some new characters to add to the litany of lunacy, as well as a particularly bad pun…..

 

 

[popeye]

Very nice Patrick 

[2996 Victor]

Great stuff, Patrick! But Fr Ray Codd? Sandy Castles? The Kelp Line? Where's the "groan" emoji when you need it?  Seriously, though, this is such a great layout and the videos are such fun, so please keep 'em coming!

Cheers,

Mark

[Patrick Davey]

30 minutes ago, 2996 Victor said:

Great stuff, Patrick! But Fr Ray Codd? Sandy Castles? The Kelp Line? Where's the "groan" emoji when you need it?  Seriously, though, this is such a great layout and the videos are such fun, so please keep 'em coming!

Cheers,

Mark

Thanks Mark - they take a bit of effort so I am always glad to hear that they go down well

And sorry about the puns

[Patrick Davey]

Back to the black & tan era for this short clip as A3r effortlessly lifts some Cravens and Park Royals, and a heating van, out of Clogherhead.  The seagulls must’ve been off that day.

Edited 22 hours ago by Patrick Davey

[Patrick Davey]

Black & tan & white & maroon & yellow at Clogherhead.  As you can imagine, these two locos made quite a racket when they sat together.  Look out for a diesel-themed video coming soon……

Edited 21 hours ago by Patrick Davey