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dont forget the blue and yellow with the modern logo as well

survey done is brass the cheapest option open to you after all looking at what oo works does might give you other options and maybe even make the price better for you to sell

if 10 percent left that means there were over 600 of them made wow

voted that way pity couldnt give you retailer as well

well done on this great idea

accrusacale not there either Retailer of the Year 2020 AC Models of Eastleigh Alton Model Centre Colletts Models Cheltenham Model Centre Digitrains Ellis Clark Trains Frizinghall Models and Railways Gaugemaster Great Eastern Models Grimy Times Harburn Hobbies Hatton’s Model Railways Kernow Model Rail Centre Locomotion Models Lord and Butler Loughborough Model Centre Rails of Sheffield The Model Centre Tony’s Trains Trains 4U No preference Specialist retaile

note irm is not mentioned in retailer section

great news for Accruscale and IRM i wonder will his expertise be used in developing the n gauge area mainly as he had a big hand in it

Great announcement with a great lot of explaining. it goes to show that making something is not just a simple send of a design and sign it off. It involves a lot of scrutiny before the final signing off. IRM has to be applauded for having all the different changes across 17 locos not a simple feet indeed and it will show next year when they arrive. Im lucky in that mine are all paid up so its one less stress for me and I dont mind the long wait as i know they will be worth it and will sell out quickly after release.looking forward to the C class announcement next

Just received my flats today really impressed that each is completely different to each other transfer wise rather then the usual same exact design except a number change you see with some manufacturers

with IRMs succesfull delphing into the irish bus market i wonder will they look to do a uk version for accruscale of one of the britbus dublin olympians in a uk livery maybe even a sa rail replacement bus as several hundred olympians ended up in the uk after finishing life in dublin

well we are expecting the announcement on the next run of ballasts hopefully not another extra surprise as its getting to close to christmas now and the tree needs a little bit of room for the kids presents

just a general note i know the irm a class a1 will have a cert with it and a few other locos i have do have certs but just wondering when did certs stop as they were always handy knowing the issue number ie 1 of 504

must say the project 42 has been perfect it has given us so many different types of freight train .dont think any manufacturer has ever done a series like this for any railway. i look forward to seeing what treasures irm gives us next year and really hope they do finally look at passenger stock and dmus emus and steam locos soon as its their only areas not delved into yet

and 1508 is the only rpsi volunteer painted craven

love it derek

The first of my 134s arrived today and it's better than anticipated

I have known paddy pre railway days from my ambulance days and he was always a gentleman . I will always support his ventures and he has helped the RPSI so much in not only creating B134 as a model but also B141 and the Whitehead mark 2 set and the Dublin craven set all of which have raised vital funds for the RPSI. He also helped the society secure B141 herself.

niall check with wrenneire

if anyone ever wants details on what stock the RPSI has heres a very useful link https://steamtrainsireland.com/rpsi-collection

they look good on the models dont think painted wire would have worked i see that irm has now sold out of 5 of their 121s with the greys gone already paddy will definatly be happy

1463 is still around with the RPSI

i have 3 o guage locos to pull stock a 141 the basett lowe loco and the lima cie fowler

got my first of 3 notifications

yes its there all right 3rd option down