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  1. Can anyone confirm what period there were two ex-TPO vans in the weedspray train consist i.e. 638A and 639A? One of the pictures posted in this thread shows two being hauled by a CIE liveried loco. Were these two vans of similar layout? Any information appreciated. Thanks.

  2. Thanks John. Any idea when the TPO's operated until?

     

    Also, what was the period that your heating and luggage vans operated in I.e. When were they withdrawn from service?

     

    Many thanks.

     

    Brilliant find:

     

    Quite stylish almost a cocktail bar.

    I am definitely tempted to do an interior, probably nickel silver. Miller Engineering pushed the boundaries with this sort of thing in Z & N http://jamesriverbranch.net/project_7a.htm

     

    Iarnrod

     

    Four Buffet Cars seem to have lasted in service into 1987 most likely for Connolly-Sligo & Rosslare Trains.

     

    Most of the wooden bodied stock were withdrawn in the early 80s, several of the side corridor standards passed into preservation 1st with the GSRPS in Mallow & Tralee, some were overhauled & repainted in lined green with flying snail at Tralee and were eventually used by Westrail between Tuam & Athenry.

  3. So do you still do weathering George?

    SteveiB, They for a couple of Chaps and have new homes now. I am not taking up making kits anymore as I have got a mountain of stuff to get through and the time to build vs time I actually have is not quite working out!. If your looking for a brake van, Try DLSAnthony as he makes stuff for people I think still or Tony Mirolo?
  4. If you are interested in Irish railfreight or on-track plant, check out the Facebook group of the same name. Group contains photos of PW works from the PW workers involved in them, numerous on-track plant photos and photos of freight trains and wagons, including detailed shots for the modellers amongst us.

  5. 47' 6" wagon is 14455mm in length not including buffers. Distance between centre of bogies is 9449mm according to drawing that I have. That makes it 8' 3" approx from centre of bogies to wagon end, not including buffers. Hope this helps lads.

  6. Railfreight Today Ireland DVD €8 SOLD

    Railfreight Today DRS Profile 1995-2007 DVD €8 SOLD

    Delivering The Goods DRS DVD €8 SOLD

    Rails Through The West Book €8 (Has 'Review Copy' stamped inside front cover)

    Iarnrod Eireann Twenty Years of Progress €8 SOLD

    Irish Railways Locomotives and Coaching Stock Platform 5 €8 SOLD

    Railways in Ireland Part 3 Martin Bairstow €10

    Irish Railways Today Pender & Richards €15

    Locomotives & Rolling Stock CIE & NIR Doyle & Hirsch 1st Edition €15

    Locomotives & Rolling Stock CIE & NIR Doyle & Hirsch 3rd Edition €15

     

    Postage extra.

     

    Payment by Paypal or can be collected from Wicklow or Dublin (Leopardstown area next week)

     

    If you are interested in any of the remaining books, make me an offer.

  7. Railfreight Today Ireland DVD €8

    Railfreight Today DRS Profile 1995-2007 DVD €8

    Delivering The Goods DRS DVD €8

    Rails Through The West Book €8 (Has 'Review Copy' stamped inside front cover)

    Iarnrod Eireann Twenty Years of Progress €8

    Irish Railways Locomotives and Coaching Stock Platform 5 €8

    Railways in Ireland Part 3 Martin Bairstow €10

    Irish Railways Today Pender & Richards €15

    Locomotives & Rolling Stock CIE & NIR Doyle & Hirsch 1st Edition €15

    Locomotives & Rolling Stock CIE & NIR Doyle & Hirsch 3rd Edition €15

     

    Postage extra.

     

    Payment by Paypal or can be collected from Wicklow or Dublin (ParkWest area next week)

  8. I was always under the assumption that the Tara logo, as carried on the wagons when they were blue, was a lime green colour. However, just came across a really close up shot which shows the logo to be grey.

     

    Can anyone shed any light if different colour logos were carried on the wagons?

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