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Tunnock Yard - BR freight in the 1980's.
Crisis Rail replied to Wayne 37901's topic in Layout topics
Yes - excellent books many an idea sourced form these - only to be binned six weeks later.... -
Dont know whether I mentioned this before but some Traction in that image are very expensive as we all know. All good stuff lucky and good to have - they are as rare as Rocking Horse ... wonder if Baccy will ever do a retooled run?
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Yes - it looks excellent - agreed - But it does surprise me that you are critical of what is an extremely ambitious project in 2mill never mind 00......
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Excellent - still a long way to go - it would give me sleepless nights! Credit to the original Victorian engineers and human endeavour in 1:1 scale never mind 2mm to the foot - very humbling that should never be forgotten. All that construction hardship craftsmanship and pain for short-sighted throwaway closure. Maybe when this layout is exhibited a historical tribute of sorts could do with a mention as hopefully the model will be equally as breathtaking. Excellent. "Hi Ian, that steelwork looks pretty good" This comment surely has to be tongue in cheek Cavan? Ian
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Here's the impressive bridge Steelwork for Freight Only 2 (Oil) - Coinage is for scale - quite surprised I had a 1 Pound Coin TBH. What do you think? Ian
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Yes - very good work as far as my knowledge of Steelwork goes - have I missed the image of the prototype? How many PCA you going to run in total Cav? - luckily with Speedlink and Enterprise the rakes are interestingly mixed and easier on the bank account BTW: I have behaved - been a good boy and used monies for my fiftieth for the main Traction for the latest attempt (FO2 - Oil) - you might be impressed. Ian
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Have developed a fondness for Hymeks - is this normal?
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Contemplating an ELR visit tomorrow D9009 Alycidon
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Sounds like a good and proper Crisis Cavan - my commiserations - I now know I am not alone. Ian
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Eight and a half hours drive back from not so sunny Cornwall - nice.
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Just come across your thread through the "SULTAN" PM - absolute quality observation! Ian
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4 nil defeat at Fleetwood.......
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05:35 AM - It's going to be another hot one.....
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Sounds like a Crisis.... Thats usually my department. Ian
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Yes good work on the 37 tumblehome gap. Always dropped it by a couple of mill on the Baccy versions by filing the top pivot boss.Seems odd the Baccy NRM Deltic is spot on. Probably down to track rad clearances? N Gauge not my thing but very impressed indeed Cav. Ian
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Knightwing bits done - York fuelling shed project on the go - top beery weekend looks good
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