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DJ Dangerous
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Awesome!
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Even more mileage from the same tooling so!
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So there are two different blue and yellows?
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Thanks!
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Absolutely fabulous!
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And hopefully we'll see these one day, too! Six Irish liveries to choose from (City Imp, blue and cream, blue and yellow, Today FM, Olympics, McGonagles of Donegal) plus the Chester and McColl exports, plus the other UK liveries.
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Hattons have just added some Murphy Models 201's, Mk2D's and a Cravens Snack Car 1509 to their site, on pre-order. Will IRM be receiving more of these as well? Obviously I'd rather spend with an Irish retailer if there is a choice!
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Awesome! So we'll know how far to sink ourselves into debt without even researching elsewhere!
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Thanks! When pre-ordering is opened up, will the chip have a list of suitable A Class models beside it to avoid confusion?
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The problem is that if they only do a run of 250, I'll buy them all before you get a chance.
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Yes, that's the stuff!!!
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Requiring some DiveControl...
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Ready to run OO Gauge brass Irish Steam locos.
DJ Dangerous replied to Mayner's topic in Irish Models
I've filled out the survey, and would second a few members in a preserved loco being my preference. Thank you for the time and effort that you've put into this! -
Thanks! It's just lovely to have such amazing quality RTR Irish stock to be able to run when the time happens to be available. Todays era of MM and IRM is one that I never could have envisioned ten years ago.
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Ah, I'm sure that there are more on the way from ESU. It wouldn't have made sense for MM to order millions of chips in one go, then have that money tied up in something sitting on the shelves for a few years. These chips probably would suit the 141's / 181's as well, so there are a lot more locos out there in need of chips, aside from the 121's. Reading some of the posts on here, in particular from @murphaph , DCC is a different animal nowadays. It's gone from being Windows 3.1 running on DOS 6 to being its own OS, so there has to be far greater demand than there was in the old days.
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Yeah, and Marks Models only have the 567's left: https://www.marksmodels.com/?pid=36831
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IRM Hits the Road: We Commission Rail Link Buses!
DJ Dangerous replied to Warbonnet's topic in Bus models
Number 90 now out of stock! Don't miss the number 91, 'cause you won't have three come along all at once... https://irishrailwaymodels.com/collections/vehicles/products/dublin-bus-rail-link-91-connolly-station
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Oops, make that 36!
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Only 38 IR livery Ballast Ploughs left! Time to buy as they'll fly off the shelves once the next run of Ballast Hoppers are available!
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Parts for Model Railway engines and coaches HO/OO
DJ Dangerous replied to Thomas's topic in General Chat
I wonder if the thread title could be changed to: "Replacement (Non-OEM) Parts for OO Gauge Model Railway Locos and Coaches" Can anybody suggest an alternative for a Murphy Models 141/181 detailing kit, specifically the horns? I mean, there must be spares out there for other models that have at least a passing resemblance? Thank you! -
A few photos taken today... The Correos (postal service) trucks are 1:87 and not as highly detailed as the Oxfords, but they remind me of the pain that Correos put me through waiting on my orders almost every single time.
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I shouldn't really have had a running session today, but was excited at receiving my IRM Empty Flats and a package of Baby GMs from @Look-its-evan! Excuse the squeaking, but I hadn't time for lubing anything - lubing up is a weekend thing.
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Some fabulous weathering on those models, particularly B134!
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Barely fifty packs left! It's brilliant to see IRM's products selling out so quickly! Great sign for the future, and for the growth of the Irish market itself.
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