WRENNEIRE

At 5.12 on the video there is a pal of mine called Barry Fentiman, a serious WRENN colector He told me he almost hit James May when he reached for the W2408 Gold Plated 0-6-0 Tank They were a non powered loco issued to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Hornby Dublo and only 140 were made making it the second lowest production run of any of the Limited Edition locos.

They are 7mm David

Just back from the Summerhill paint shop

Yep Fran, Joe Keegan mentioned it earlier, Try and stay with the programme man

Some good detective work there troops The 071 was built by the same lad that is building the brass 201 in O Gauge at the moment

Monck Place, early 80's I think

Probably because its priced at €20?

This Sunday folks The venue is the same but the name of the hotel has been changed to The Talbot Hotel

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I dont think Specksavers is the place you need to go to JB,

Cheers Minister What are/were they used for? Like a clock card or something similar?

Any idea if the Pay Check tokens are Irish?

Having trouble with my email Kev Mk3's that I have at the moment 7115 7411 x 2 These are from the 149801 set 7141 7135 These are from the 149801-2 set 2 x unnumbered coaches from the River Tolka set

Just been reading this thread with interest Would these bits qualify? Bought an ex CIE mans collection over the weekend and these bits were included Any idea what the smaller of the 2 keys is for?

One for the Archive here Pic was taken in Nov 1971 Plaque says: Re engineering of 60 A Class locos March 69 - Nov 71 A26r Final loco of programme

I think they may have a launch at the SDMRC in October?

And so it begins......

This Sunday girls

Might go cheap? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bachmann-Irish-Class-158-2-car-unit-/262030296098?hash=item3d02390422

These may be seen in the MRSI Clubrooms soon We hold a 7MM running day a couple of times a year and it is open to the public I will post here when we have organised our next one I hope to have this one painted by then Livery gents?

Another different version of a Lima "Irish" wagon 303203W Sundries wagon This is the older style box, with a picture of the contents on the side The ones in my collection are in the later box with reference number only on the side There are also some differences with the Lima logo on the front of the box Newer style Box in the centre

7mm Mak Plasticard 201 And the start of a brass one

Little bit of help Paul......

Wrenn ceased production in 1992 and all the dyes and moulds etc were bought by David Boyle of Dapol fame There were several attempts to produce locos from the original supply of parts but it never came to fruition They did release some wagons in Wrenn box's and later released wagons with Wrenn bodies but on Dapol chassis's Eventually in 2001 the Wrenn name and all remaining parts were bought by a small group of Wrenn enthusiasts They released some modern Limited Edition wagons and also sold off a lot of the spare parts Over the last few years they have slowly reduced production of their various wares and also closed down their Collectors Club and have recently announced the closure of the firm from October next Go ndéana Dia trocaire orthu