How does one subscribe to The Irish Mail?
I have a recurring monthly donation of €10 to the ITG, but I don’t remember any options for subscribing to the magazine at the time I started donating.
071’s are what, fifty years old? 201’s thirty years old. That’s impressive, but their time is probably running out.
Think there’s a Spanish (go sunny Spain, Hell yeah!!!) company offering off-the-shelf-ish locos, so no need to buy from the US any more.
Likewise, picked up a few of John’s RTR brake vans / guard’s vans a few years ago, in anticipation of having stock to run with them.
Fabulous vans, and with more loose-coupled stock on layouts lately, I can see them being in demand.
Fabulous news for rail transport in Ireland, and for fans of loco-hauled stock!
Basically, they can carry more weight, and do so a lot faster, and the lead time is pretty short.
Now, about loco power to haul them…
Love the 59’s!
Have missed out on the last few Ashburton Grove updates as the posts get buried so quickly under the avalanche, and am only catching up, now.
The fleet of BR blue locos are just lovely!
Rose tinted glasses!
I’m sure we could dig through most announcements, the blue Tara Mines wagons spring to mind for some reason, and find some less overjoyed than others:
Can find Amazon without a link?
Or can find one specific Amazon product among thousands, without a link.
Both are very very different things.
Wait, you wouldn’t happen to be trying to belittle me to hide your actions, would you?
Classic misdirection, Archer.
Would you mind highlighting that “literal” quote on it being Chinese, please?
Now now, that’s the opposite of the truth. I forget what that is called. I’m a low watt bulb so your playground tantrum is definitel warranted.
You said the following, while providing no link:
Yet last time, for German manufactured cases, you DID provide a link:
Selective?
Meh, doesn’t bother me. Price displays in Euro, I pay in Euro, happy days!
I mean, they’re made in China and distributed from the UK, so I’d be OK with pricing in Renminbi OR Sterling, once I can pay in Euro.