pat141
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A beautiful collection, they look great. And perfectly built and painted.
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I got this map of the PRONI website showing Lisburn station in 1846-62. You can see the gardens of the house and a path leading down to the bridge beside the station.
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Another great addition to the fleet. Great job.
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It's a nice shade of green and a very nicely built model.
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Very nice. It's hard to get a roof to sit neatly all round.
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Nicely weathered, looks lovely.
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Beautiful scenes and very well put together.
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The colours look great and I look forward to the finished models.
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Looks great, nice to see a bit of law and order. -
Great job, it's coming on well.
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Looks great and lovely rural scenes. So much to look at. Thanks for sharing. Still can't get over that ship. OMG.
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Nice slow running and sounds great.
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Allen was telling me the etchers are down to 2 men and it can take over a month to do the etch. So a bit of a wait.
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It's looking great, nearly painting time.
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Great job, just need a bit of subtle weathering.
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Good idea about the pigeon lofts. A long line of houses can look very uniform, so anything to break that up would help.
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Very very nice. I think that person fainted when they saw how good it all looks.
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Very nice build, it can be difficult to get all the detail info which can mean hunting the internet, books, DVD's, YouTube etc and still be no wiser.
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I suppose the Ballast train will be along soon.
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Great work so far, this will be nice.
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Looks great. I've just built one of those house kits and I'm glad I only had one to do.
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WOW Beautiful, there must be something you haven't got yet but you will get that sorted in 2021. I love it all, thanks for sharing.
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I use a black beetle motor bogie in my C class and it's fine for short trains. You could look around for something bigger.
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I was thinking that the motor bogie would turn from it's central mounting screw, so the back wheels don't need to move sideways.
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If you use a black beetle motor bogie for the front 4 wheels and have the 2 back wheels as non driving you could build a chassis for that with all the spring/axle box detail added by yourself. The back wheels could be made to slide from side to side for curves.
