DJ Dangerous

@BosKonay can do ANYTHING. He’s like a creepy Santa Claus.

@Dempsey posted here:

Thought I was going bonkers, knew that I’d read the thread, and then couldn’t find it again. Thanks for highlighting it!

Love the lighting, @ttc0169. Great to see @irishmail’s work live on.

That’s not fair, that’s how the “All Activity” here on our little forum looks at times.

Great price for anybody looking for points!

You have a subscriber here either way!

Excellent, @Jack_Dunboyne, that will save @LNERW1 a fortune over so many modules.

Try the spares bags that came with the IRM bogie wagons like Tara’s and 42’ Flat Wagons. You may need to widen the hole a tiny bit, but they should fit. Almost sure it was @ttc0169 who first posted this tip a few years ago.

Links to the collections… Bulleid chassis wagons €128,95: https://www.accurascale.ie/collections/bullied-wagons Cement Bubbles €128,95: https://www.accurascale.ie/collections/irish-cement-bubbles Class 50: https://www.accurascale.ie/collections/class-50 Class 60: https://www.accurascale.ie/collections/class-60 Class 89: https://www.accurascale.ie/collections/class-89 Andrew Barclay 0-4-0 : https://www.accurascale.ie/collections/andrew-barclay-14-16-0-4-0st-industrial J67 / J68 / J69: https://www.accurascale.ie/collections/j67-j68-j69 Decoders and accessories: https://www.accurascale.ie/collections/dcc-decoders-and-accessories

I have a Class 89 and 60, too.

That’s a fabulous offer! Unfortunately, Dopey here pre-ordered, so no savings for me!

I couldn’t find anything myself after a cursory search… But DuckDuckGo is my preference over Google! Think I’ll stick with the Code 75, it’s a better representative of a wider range of era, and just looks so much better.

Very informative, thanks! Have seen those links in the past, but the added context helps. The British Steel list in particular shows how weight doesn’t correlate with height. So, in summary, Code 100 is suitable for the most modern 60E1 only, and Code 75 is a better representative of rail ftom the 50’s to 2000’s? Is the current Irish rail profile 60E1? Talk about life imitating art!

So for example, a rural module and mainline module would not be compatible? I’m confused by the rail height, too. I thought that Code 100 was 30% taller than the prototype, hence people aim for Code 75? Or have Irish rail been installing taller rail, so Code 75 is now too short for a modern image layout?