DJ Dangerous

Received today in the post, what a model!!!

Hi all. Looking for a cheap analogue controller, like the Hornby R912 ones from the 80's, with the R602 power clip to connect to the track. Can arrange collection in Dublin area, otherwise postage will be required. Many thanks!

Damn you for being so cryptic! Must be Mk4's and DVT's, yay!!!

For somebody with enough skill, you could buy and repaint some British outline Bachmann's and Lima's for a lot less.

Did you see the prices for them, though? Absolute joke. €110 per coach: https://www.ebay.ie/itm/265241928163?hash=item3dc1a6a1e3:g:YC0AAOSwsOJg~UkJ €150 per coach: https://www.ebay.ie/itm/265241919691?hash=item3dc1a680cb:g:iM8AAOSwdYVg~UZM What do some people be smoking? And look at this little cracker: https://www.ebay.ie/itm/194194226449?hash=item2d36e0bd11:g:3igAAOSww5Jgv9hQ Bargain, six coaches for the same price as three 121's!!!!

Hi Shane. Wouldn't usually write in public but it's almost four weeks since I sent that money through, and I haven't heard back from you in private. A reply would be much appreciated. Thank you.

Neverrrrrrrrr! IE > BT!

Thank you. That's probably why it's so hard to find out much about the models. Derek and Adrian have also been behind some of the BritBus commissions, that much I do know, and I've bought some directly from Adrian.

Interesting the way they run nose-first no problem, unlike the 121's.

Yeah, it's just pure torture, life's so terrible. You sound like one of my ex-girlfriends... My Container Liners took ten months to show up, so I'm all intellectualised out.

It really does. I'm dreading seeing everybody posting pictures and videos 48 hours after orders ship, because I know that mine will take about three weeks longer to arrive... Unless I can find somebody flying down here the day after launch, who can smuggle a few in their suitcase!

Got that one yesterday, too, while cursing and not reacting well to anything at all.

Wow, that train is long! What's the restriction in Ireland? The passing loop length or something? The DR20 definitely has an updated 201 look to it.

Good job you sold your car back in 2019 - as per that "weathering" thread!

Shocking to hear that.

What have you got? I'm willing to join a three-way with you and gm171kk if I get an IE 141 / 181 out of it!

Who is the actual manufacturer or brand on them?

Which came first, Day Glo or without?

You mean by another manufacturer? A world-reknowned manufacturer of cutting edge Irish Railway Models?

You'd be a fool not to invest in my stunning offer!

They were fugly in real life, although they did sound nice when re-engined and with their wierd exhaust. They kind of had a face for radio. But in model form, they look savage! Can't wait to order a few!

Make it €2,000 even and I'll throw in this bus, great value as it is: https://www.ebay.ie/itm/144088695917?hash=item218c5b046d:g:IEEAAOSwoSVg1aL1

I have a limited edition JM Designsbrake van for sale, €1,000, p&p not included.

Private buyers like me? We don't pay VAT, never have. We pay IGIC locally instead. Most online retailers have recognised this, like IRM, Marks Models, Hattons, Rails etc, and they were not charging VAT here prior to BrExit. No change there, but a lot less slips under the radar since BrExit. Checks are far more thorough. I'm personally making out like a bandit because of Iceland supermarkets since BrExit. I doubt that the Iceland supermarket chain have lost so many British products due to VAT changes. I'd say that they've lost them due to having to import from a non-EU country. Extra standards to meet, extra rules to comply with, and extra red tape to fumble through. Plus the risk factor. A lot of their fresh foods have a very very short shelf life due to the time lost in transit. Some products arrive with only two days shelf life. If there is a delay for whatever reason, and the product can't be delivered and sold, it is lost. Less risky to buy EU products than British products, from their perspective.

Does it float? Is it large, blue and white?