Latest video of the PLR

[ge_rik]

Hope you enjoy

Rik

 

[JimmyB]

Rik, I do like how you edit and title your vids, really adds to the effect

 

[Rhinochugger]

Hope you enjoy

Rik

'................storming up Gallantry Bank..........' You could have an Irish loco at the front of that train

 

[ge_rik]

Rik, I do like how you edit and title your vids, really adds to the effect

Thanks Jimmy. I like to try keeping the action going so aim to cut from one scene to the next as soon as possible. Glad you noticed.

Rik

 

[ge_rik]

'................storming up Gallantry Bank..........' You could have an Irish loco at the front of that train

You'll have to explain that one ...

Rik

 

[dunnyrail]

Hope you enjoy

Rik

If it is still going there is £250 to be earned from that outake on Youve been Framed!

 

[Rhinochugger]

You'll have to explain that one ...

Rik

It is just so reminiscent of the Tralee and Dingle - needs a 2-6-2 blasting away - recommended reading is Patrick Whitehouse & John Snell 'Narrow Gauge Railways of The British Isles', especially the Prologue

 

[dunnyrail]

It is just so reminiscent of the Tralee and Dingle - needs a 2-6-2 blasting away - recommended reading is Patrick Whitehouse & John Snell 'Narrow Gauge Railways of The British Isles', especially the Prologue

Or even more often a couple of 2-6-0's.

 

[Rhinochugger]

Or even more often a couple of 2-6-0's.View attachment 241238

Yeah, thanks, I think I meant 2-6-0s

 

[ge_rik]

Ah, I see. I do love the Irish NG railways. I'll have to pose a pic with my complete rake of cattle wagons. I don't have any Irish locos - a pity really, given the great range of 3' gauge railways they had. Food for thought, maybe? I do have a kit for a Donegal railcar which is awaiting construction though - perhaps when winter sets in.

Rik

 

[dunnyrail]

Yeah, thanks, I think I meant 2-6-0s

Actualy there was 1 2-6-2 so I was being a little pedantic! This is what the preserved line got as it managed to survive by being exported across the pond and returning just like ine of teh Cavan 4-4-0's is about to do.

Ah, I see. I do love the Irish NG railways. I'll have to pose a pic with my complete rake of cattle wagons. I don't have any Irish locos - a pity really, given the great range of 3' gauge railways they had. Food for thought, maybe? I do have a kit for a Donegal railcar which is awaiting construction though - perhaps when winter sets in.

Rik

What RC have you got? If it is one of the 2 that went to the Isle of Man and again possibly to be repatriated to Ireland you may possibly find it a bit large. Though if it is the little,4 wheeler that should work fine for you.

 

[ge_rik]

What RC have you got? If it is one of the 2 that went to the Isle of Man and again possibly to be repatriated to Ireland you may possibly find it a bit large. Though if it is the little,4 wheeler that should work fine for you.

Number 10 - I'm just hoping that as it's articulated I will be able to get away with it

Rik

 

[dunnyrail]

Number 10 - I'm just hoping that as it's articulated I will be able to get away with it

Rik

You should be ok with that, it is the Baby of the Artics. My all time favorites are 6,7,8 the 2-4-0 ones. Great interesting looking Railcars. If I had stuck with my Irish theme that I was into in the late 90's who knows what I would have got up to building by now! Certainly one of the Accucraft IOM 2-4-0 puffers would have been on the books in Irish Guise.

 

[QC Rwy.]

All this talk about the Irish!.....how did I miss this? Yes Rik, you do need to make a start on something Irish! and those T&D photos are a bit "artistic"......full of "sound and fury"!

Would love to see some others building rolling stock of the Irish lines.......tom