Bog Road Level Crossing

[enniscorthyman]

135 on Bog Road.

[Robert Shrives]

Have to say my cab end horn trumpet has done the same thing - packaging interface issue!  Great pics and reminds me I must build up my SSM level crossing kit ! 

 

Robert  

[Noel]

Absolutely stunning layout scenes Eamon. Sublime and a credit to your skills and artistic talents.

@Robert Shrives Yes figuring out the packaging was a bit like a Rubik cube puzzle. Only a few bits had fallen off my loco in transit and one broken vacuum pipe. Most easily remedied by pushing back on with a tweezers. 

 

[ttc0169]

Superb Eamonn.....

[enniscorthyman]

Some action from Bog Road.

[enniscorthyman]

The Beet season is in full swing on Bog Road with 084 and some emptys heading to Youghal.

[Noel]

Stunning on every level. This is a master piece

[ttc0169]

2 hours ago, Noel said:

Stunning on every level. This is a master piece

Without any shadow of a doubt.......superb 

[enniscorthyman]

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[enniscorthyman]

073 with the first run of the newly built Silver Fox weed coach.

[Rob]

Love the Loco!

[Mick]

The layout looks brilliant!

[Noel]

Bog Road Level crossing is a superb layout. Looking great. Oh my eyes the bright yellow.  Eamon it look class.

[enniscorthyman]

Just finished IFM TPO which I bought as a kit a few years ago.

I dont know what happened  to the video but it can be viewed by clicking on the dots at the end.

[Noel]

Superb Job Eamonn. Super sharp paint job. TPO looks well. Its a difficult one to mask. The Layout looks fab.

[DJ Dangerous]

53 minutes ago, enniscorthyman said:

Just finished IFM TPO which I bought as a kit a few years ago.

I dont know what happened  to the video but it can be viewed by clicking on the dots at the end.

 

For anybody viewing on a mobile device, just touch and hold the video for a second, then you can download the file and view it on your device.

[Noel]

PS: Like the old expressway bus on the RH bridge

 

[enniscorthyman]

1 hour ago, Noel said:

PS: Like the old expressway bus on the RH bridge

 

Cheers,I was trying to recreate 1978 with buses and various vehicles.

[enniscorthyman]

130 and 127 with MK2d coaches on a test run.

[Noel]

That's exceptional. Love this layout. Pure atmosphere.

[enniscorthyman]

146 and 184 running with a Gypsum  special.

[StevieB]

Lovely stuff.

Stephen

[enniscorthyman]

Many thanks to the IRM team for a superb model.Detail is gorgeous,God I am lost for words.

[enniscorthyman]

I got another pack of the Mags today,and here are all 19 in action with 027.What wonderful wagons they are.

[RedRich]

It's been a while since we have seen some pics and video scenes Eamonn but worth the wait and looks really authentic 

How are you enjoying being an exhibitor.

[enniscorthyman]

9 hours ago, RedRich said:

It's been a while since we have seen some pics and video scenes Eamonn but worth the wait and looks really authentic 

How are you enjoying being an exhibitor.

Yes,its great fun and certainly kept busy as many people have questions which is nice to be able to help out.

[Noel]

On 3/5/2023 at 7:13 PM, enniscorthyman said:

I got another pack of the Mags today,and here are all 19 in action with 027.What wonderful wagons they are.

Looking great as ever. 19 wagons.

[Patrick Davey]

May 30th 1975, and one of the last linen deliveries by rail from Brookhall Mill nears the end of its long journey from Co. Antrim to Youghal, Co. Cork, passing Bog Road level crossing.  Although now owned and operated by Northern Ireland Railways, the linen van was the last remaining one to wear the original GNR livery and was much sought after by photographers, especially when hauled by a Supertrain-liveried loco such as C class No. 225 as here.
 

(With thanks to Eamonn Redmond @enniscorthyman for his hospitality!)

[DJ Dangerous]

Lovely stuff, @Patrick Davey! I had missed @enniscorthyman's posts lately. What a great little layout The Bog Road is.

[jhb171achill]

On 30/5/2024 at 9:14 AM, Patrick Davey said:

May 30th 1975, and one of the last linen deliveries by rail from Brookhall Mill nears the end of its long journey from Co. Antrim to Youghal, Co. Cork, passing Bog Road level crossing.  Although now owned and operated by Northern Ireland Railways, the linen van was the last remaining one to wear the original GNR livery and was much sought after by photographers, especially when hauled by a Supertrain-liveried loco such as C class No. 225 as here.
 

(With thanks to Eamonn Redmond @enniscorthyman for his hospitality!)

I spotted one of those at Dugort Harbour in the 1960s….

[enniscorthyman]

First run of the Beet wagons on Bog Road.