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I came across this Irish Rail model on Flickr. I believe they are Eastawat's designs.

Lovely renditions

Lego Irish Rail 29000 DMU, old livery by Tom E, on Flickr

Lego Irish Rail 29000 DMU, new livery by Tom E, on Flickr

So we've reached the final installment of this collection of Covid-19 reflections and it ends on a cheerful thought for the future.

Considering the facts that many people have recently had more free time and couples in the same household don't need to socially distance, we may expect to see a bit of a baby boom in early 2021!

15. Baby Boom 2021 by Jessica Farrell, on Flickr

That's all, folks, hope you enjoyed the series.

The penultimate installment is quite simple and straightforward.

It was inspired by a news clipping of a wall in Belfast that had been previously sprayed with a political message but was recently painted over with an expression of gratitude to the healthcare workers who daily risk their own health to look after ours.

14. Society's Gratitude by Jessica Farrell, on Flickr

This next installment celebrates the massive surge of creativity and ingenuity displayed by thousands of citizens who have learnt new skills and redefined old ones whilst under the constraints of lockdown.
13. Creative Outlets by Jessica Farrell, on Flickr

This installment is in acknowledgement to all the workers who have gone the extra mile and all the volunteers who have stepped up to help make things just that little bit easier for others. From delivering provisions to people cocooning in sheltered housing to fundraising for PPE, the effort is very, very much appreciated.

12. A Helping Hand by Jessica Farrell, on Flickr

As Dfenz correctly predicted, today's installment portrays perhaps the most devastating aspect of this pandemic, the loss of a loved one.
For those families hit by tragedy, the need for social distancing has curtailed the normal process of grief and the physical presence of friends and community.

We've hit rock bottom with this dark reflection, so from here on it does get brighter.

11. Grief Without Community by Jessica Farrell, on Flickr

As the weeks turn into months, being continuously housebound raises tensions and shortens tempers. Stress, worry and fear spill over into personal relationships. Not a nice subject to depict but one too serious to ignore.

10. Strained Relations by Jessica Farrell, on Flickr

Some of our cocooning senior citizens have been experiencing intense loneliness and are really missing the usual "full house" visits from family and friends. I've tried to capture that wistful feeling in this scene.

9. Elderly in Isolation by Jessica Farrell, on Flickr

i am building a legocity called brickville and i have put some photos of same of the mocs i built on my flickr page www.flickr.com/photos/legoland2019

I think this one speaks for itself:

8. Frontline Reality by Jessica Farrell, on Flickr