On a friend’s layout….

[jhb171achill]

A very nice UTA “Jeep” today, with a 1990s “Enterprise”….

 

 

[Robert Shrives]

Lovely model, photo bombed by a NIR ECS working!  If that does not inspire the IRM "lads" I do not know what will. Thanks for showing.

Robert 

[jhb171achill]

Operations yesterday….

 

 

 

[jhb171achill]

“Oi! You can’t park that here!”

 

Edited March 15 by jhb171achill

[jhb171achill]

Last week’s operations

[jhb171achill]

[jhb171achill]

[jhb171achill]

The stuff you meet on the roads these days….. where’s the traffic gardaí, I’m wondering?

 

[Rush and Lusk]

Some great video clips and pictures on here - well done Johnathan. Great running illustrations of the variety and quality of RTR Irish products from IRM and indeed MM - we are most fortunate.

I'm always curious and interested in your "friends layout" - perhaps you might consider posting a few wider shots/video of the broader layout - we are always learning 

George 

[Galteemore]

14 hours ago, jhb171achill said:

The stuff you meet on the roads these days….. where’s the traffic gardaí, I’m wondering?

 

Gives a new meaning to ‘H-block’…..

[jhb171achill]

On 16/3/2025 at 1:36 PM, Rush and Lusk said:

Some great video clips and pictures on here - well done Johnathan. Great running illustrations of the variety and quality of RTR Irish products from IRM and indeed MM - we are most fortunate.

I'm always curious and interested in your "friends layout" - perhaps you might consider posting a few wider shots/video of the broader layout - we are always learning 

George 

Will do next week!

[jhb171achill]

Light engines and other comings and goings today….

[jhb171achill]

It’s 1972. Most wagons are still grey but the new brown livery is beginning to appear, and a good quarter of the loco fleet now stand out among the grubby black’n’tan ones with their new “supertrain” livery….

 

 

Now it’s 1966, and A55 awaits the road to go and rescue failed Crossley sister A9……

[jhb171achill]

It’s the modern era now on my friend’s layout. 
 

An 071 with modern yellow things; nite the excellent Sperry wagon at the end!