Past-Avenue

That's a great selection of models and thanks for sharing with us. There's a few models in there that are not been manufactured in a quantity and are food for thought as they say. Enda

CK Prints all ready to go!!!! We're set up and ready to go at the Model Railway show this weekend run by MRSI in Mount Temple school, Malahide road, Clontarf. We have a full range of stock available and will running special offers on bundle deals over the weekend. I will also have my layout Past-Avenue at the show for those of you who have never seen it. Look forward to seeing you all over the weekend but if you can't make it all items are available on my website: ckprints.ie Enda CK Prints

Thanks Noel and hopefully you'll enjoy running them on your lovely layout. Enda Ckprints.ie

Thanks for your hospitality and hope you get year's of enjoyment out of them. You have a stunning layout and your pictures and videos don't do it justice. Thanks and hopefully see you at October show. Enda

O Guage cattle wagons introduced in the early 1950s and in 4 different liveries up to the end of the transportation of cattle on Irish railways . Starting with the dark grey livery then the light grey and finally the brown in the early 1970s. These come RTR with slaters wheels running in brass bearings. They have all got individual running numbers. There are also provisions to fit sprung drawbars to the wagons. They are now available from the website @€95 each with up to a week lead time. Enda Ckprints.ie

Hi west_clare_wanderer Yes I ship to the UK . You can order and pay etc online at ckprints.ie I have everything ready for dispatch with the exception of some O gauge items that might have a lead time of a week. Enda

Hi DJ They are to a certain extent in that the axle boxes are far enough apart that they don't have to be moved. You would have to lengthen the axles and move the brake gear out but I'm told that the 21mm people would be happy enough to make them modifications. I done a 21mm version of the Ranks grain wagons and only sold a handful so we have to have a happy medium. There will be a O gauge version of all 4 cattle wagons available in a week or so and the 00 one's are up on the website now. Enda

I'd like to thank both Mol_PMB and jhb171achill for all there help and endless amounts of knowledge that helped with this project. Also Leslie from Provincial Wagons had a part to play in getting it of the ground. Yes I'll be at the 3 day show in October. Thanks again Enda

CIE Cattle Wagons – Ready to Run! I’m delighted to offer a range of 3D printed CIE cattle wagons, covering the early 1950s through to the 1970s. These are ready-to-run models, each featuring an individual running number and fitted with NEM coupling pockets. Please note: couplings are not supplied. Available in four different liveries: Dark Grey – Flying Snail -€45 Light Grey – Flying Snail -€45 Light Grey – CIE (vacuum brake fitted)-€45 Brown – CIE (vacuum brake fitted)-€45 With a selection of unique running numbers from the 1950s through to the 1970s available in four liveries, you can create a varied and realistic rake for your Irish railway layout or simply add some distinctive Irish stock to your collection. I’ll have a small number available in the Bray fair tomorrow, so if you’re interested, be sure to call in and have a look. The full range will be available on the website from next week. Enda www.ckprints.ie

Bray Train Fair tomorrow 5th July. I'll have samples of the 1950s CIE cattle wagon with me. 4 version's available Flying snail in dark grey, Flying snail in light grey, Cie roundal in light grey Fitted, Cie roundal in redie brown Fitted. For those who have some provincial wagons one's these will add to the variation of a goods train. These Cattle wagons will be available on the website in the next few weeks. All current website stock avaliable at the show Enda Ckprints.ie

They look great and really come to life when they are weathered. In my opinion certain models only come to life and makes them look more realistic with a little weathering. I don't think they were ever pristine only when they were new like most railway freight wagons. Thanks Darius Enda

Outstanding work and they really look as realistic as one can get a model. Keep up the good work and thanks for your business. Enda

Hi west_clare_wanderer I'll be at the show in limerick this weekend if you are around and can see all the stuff that I'm printing in the flesh. I started doing body's to fit onto the Dapol prestwin chassis as you could just buy one rake of chassis and change the body's to suit what you want to run on your layout. I then got asked for Irish chassis and I have a 20ft and 22'6 in the range. I have a number of other RTR wagons that might interest you which can be found on the website. I have everything in stock most of the time and if you want you can purchase one and try it before you commit to a rake etc. Enda Ckprints.ie

I've added another livery to the 30 ton brake van's in OO Gauge. Also I'm doing N Guage version's RTR now in the 4 liveries. These require couplings as they are not like the OO with the standard NEM pockets. I've attached some pictures and all can be easily purchased from my website ckprints.ie Enda

Hi. I'll be attending the Wexford show this weekend with a good stock of everything that I'm printing including a few new items and some O Guage wagons. If you need anything put by please pm and I'll make sure you are not disappointed.