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DJ Dangerous
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So, what are the chances of an A Class re-run? Another presentation model would definitely be nice!
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Big load of Irish stock listed at Clark Railworks
DJ Dangerous replied to Tractionman's topic in News
He's had that one "at the gate" since early 2013... -
Big load of Irish stock listed at Clark Railworks
DJ Dangerous replied to Tractionman's topic in News
Pat the horse. Don't pat the horse. -
If any big spenders fancy buying some of these babies, I have a nice warm, dry storage space for them.
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Big load of Irish stock listed at Clark Railworks
DJ Dangerous replied to Tractionman's topic in News
Too much horsing around here, lads, get things back on track, neigh bother! -
Come on, @irishmail, give him an incentive! Fifteen days to save €4 per day or you're going to live-stream the immolation and ask for donations to cover the cost. Good lad!
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Hi all. Looking for Roco HO gauge catalogues, specifically 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011 and 2015, but will take others in between if also available. Thanks!
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Might be a good idea to change the thread title if you've settled on the name.
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Will look lovely with the ply laid!
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Only one, though...
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This is the only scenario for somebody in Ireland buying from outside the EU, no? Also, €100 is a lot of money in a third world country. What the Hell are you importing?
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O Gauge A Class locos?
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New Announcement; The MGR, CDA and MHA Family!
DJ Dangerous replied to BosKonay's topic in British Outline Modelling
EWS Pack 1 sold out already, @Stoby, so there's hope for your train pack, yet. -
You need 15/14 for that.
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So the bottom line, for the Irish punter, is that THERE IS VAT charged on postage when buying from / importing from outside the EU. Doesn't matter who charges it, and the statements here on the forum about there being no VAT on postage are misleading, but Ireland is the same as here, so, you pay tax on the total landed value declared on the parcel. My apologies to @John-r for being misinformed!
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Tug Life - The History Of The Class 60
DJ Dangerous replied to Warbonnet's topic in British Outline Modelling
I didn't realise how old the Class 60 were. They look more modern than anything else from the late eighties and early nineties. What does TTG stand for? -
Now in stock HERE!
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All IRM Bus Commissions Back In Stock In Very Limited Numbers!
DJ Dangerous replied to Warbonnet's topic in Bus models
Damn it, didn't know about this and missed out on the three I was after. -
Love it! Would agree with @Gabhal Luimnigh and @Galteemore on the level crossing. You could always have a road meandering across diagonally, and add a level crossing at each end, using card or DAS clay, as per the photo. Are you running DC or DCC?
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Lovely to see, @Metrovik. I hope that somebody does the same for my collection when I kick the bucket.
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Stunning photo-realism, pure nostalgia gold!
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Mmmmmmh, foood money...
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Sad to read this, @Mayner's wagons, and particularly his brake bans, have been great for filling that niche within a niche within a niche. I guess it was inevitable, and we'll probably see brake vans and opens and more loos-coupled stock from IRM as time passes. Thank you for your service to the community, @Mayner! I'm sure I've posted this link before, some of John's wagons shuttling back and forth:
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Also worth noting, both links were to live articles, so the bodies of the articles were subject to change. At the time of sharing the links here, there was no mention at all of the stolen bin lorry nor Sutton Cross nor anything like that.
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So why, when we talk about importing into Ireland from outside the EU, for example in @John-r's recent case, do people say things like this? Irrespective of whether a non-EU retailer applies VAT to their postage fees or not, it would appear that for the customer, in Ireland, buying from outside the EU, there IS VAT charged on the postage. Is that the bottom line? Yes, there is Irish VAT charged on postage fees for items bought outside the EU?
