Photos from Bangor Exhibition.

[steventrain]

Murphy Models NIR livery and Hand build Enterprise Rolling stock from Model Shop Belfast.

 

 

 

Other layout/Traders.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited April 21, 2013 by steventrain

[Kirley]

It would not be a Show unless Patrick Murphy pulled a surprise and what a one for Modellers for the Northern Scene. 111 & 113 will join the sister around the end of May. That along with the new Mk II coaches was the main talking point.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

More to follow

[Kirley]

Some pictures of the Show in the new hall. Familiar faces appeared in my camera lens, how many can you spot?

 

Edited April 21, 2013 by Kirley

[BosKonay]

A few likely lads there alright :)

[Kirley]

 

The new layouts from South Dublin -Lucan South and NDMRS – revamped Ballyclare were my favourites.

[Sulzer201]

Thanks for posting Kirley great pics.

[Southern Yard]

Great pics some lovely layouts and those 071s/111s are the business no matter what livery they're in! I also liked the stand with all the paintings, do you have the name of the person who does these?

Edited April 21, 2013 by Southern Yard

[heirflick]

looks like itwas a fantastic show -with some excelent layouts! great to see fort camden again and of course the murphy stand....thats definately the holiday money gone!!!

[jhb171achill]

The paintings are by David Briggs of Lisburn, and I understand he is always happy to take on commissions.

[201bhoy]

Great show, really enjoyed it! My favourite layout was definitely Wellingtonbheag, followed closely by the SNCF one and Lucan South.

[Flying Scotsman 4472]

Her in doors has threatened to ban me from all future shows when she caught me looking at this lot I got last night:(( Great to see all the usual suspects yesterday:-bd

 

 

 

 

 

[Flying Scotsman 4472]

A Big Thank You to the members of the SDMRC for allowing me to show some of my work on their fantastic new layout Lucan South. Check out Hiddenagendas Tara mines wagons hauled by 077 in the new freight livery which I painted. (I will post some photos of her later) Don't forget to change the quality of the video to 360p for best results

 

 

 

[BosKonay]

What a haul Anthony !!

 

Is that 8 071's!!!!!

[steventrain]

Very Busy Buying, Anthony!

[Flying Scotsman 4472]

What a haul Anthony !!

 

Is that 8 071's!!!!!

 

 

Yes mate

[burnthebox]

Thanks for sharing the pics & video's, look's like it was a great show, making my mouth water just looking, well done to all who organised it,

[Dave]

It was a great weekend, well organised and good craic. Well done North Down MRC

[enterprise207]

Really beating myself up over not going! But you know, shows to do, girls to flirt with...

[leslie10646]

Like 201bhoy, I thought Wellingtonbheag was very clever and deserving of it's award.

 

Thanks to those who visited Provincial Wagons (not illustrated above - I must bribe the photographer better next time!) who cleared me out of some wagons forever and bought most of my new beer skeletons and loco coal wagons. Never fear - more on the way!

 

Now, and I'll start a thread on this, Paddy M asked me to produce wagons for his immaculate diesels - but what?

 

I plan a container flat to take a 20ft container, like the lovely Bell one which is available, the Bulleid corrugated wagon (single and double height) and possibly a cement bubble. Votes for these and further ideas appreciated by PM, e-mail or reply to string.

 

Prices? Flat around £20 sterling, Bubble might get within £30 sterling, corrugated wagon in the £20 league. All in resin, as my handmade wagons are, painted and lettered.

 

No comments, no wagons - it's very simple, but I have tried my best for Paddy!

 

Thanks again for great Bangor support.

 

Leslie

[BosKonay]

Sounds great Leslie - have replied to your other thread!