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WRENNEIRE
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GSR Loco Coal & Oil consumption figures - 1940
WRENNEIRE replied to jhb171achill's topic in For Sale or Wanted
Gotta be his slippers man, no one wears shoes like that anymore...................... -
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Sounds like a plan Des I presume they would be wide enough for 21mm conversion? Baccy Y25's are just a bit off I think
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Found this yoke being started last night Should morph into one of these soon
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Found this yoke being started last night
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Blast from the past here JHB
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Wireless DCC System - Raspberry Pi - Low cost - RMWEB
WRENNEIRE replied to Noel's question in DCC, Electrics and Electronics
I see a member here has already been exploring Its been going for a couple of years but seems to have fizzled out over the last few months -
Busy day at work, Noel? Great idea
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The shop was called The Hobby Horse Its last owner John Byrne passed away recently, Ar dheis Dé go raibh a n-anam These are some of the Lima Irish N Gauge range that were bought there
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Think that's it man What a pic
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Picked up a large collection of Irish Bus's & road vehicles Should have them in Bray on Sunday
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God bless you eyesight JHB I have turned this pic up to max resolution and I cannot find a trace of white on any of the numerals What am I missing?
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This pic turned up on another site this morning What a stunning pic Original Livery, probably snapped in La Grange, Illinois?
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Cant figure that one out, JHB I think you gave too many of your maps away?
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Halfords grey primer will hide most factory finished logos, give it a second coat for luck. This also doubles as a wagon finish,
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Yesterday?
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Cheers lads?
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Very rare item, probably the only one in existance Hornby 201 http://www.ebay.ie/sch/Trains-Railway-Models-/479/i.html?LH_PrefLoc=1&_sop=10
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The DAPOL rail cleaner is quite effective as well Needs a little yellow paint though
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Richie The MRSI are to hold some Spray Painting classes in the clubrooms in the not to distant future Would it be possible to borrow them for the classes and when we are finished we could return them to you if there are any troops out there who wanted them? Otherwise we could hold on to them for further training?
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One of the lads in the club, who does not want to become famous, appeared with this O Gauge jem last night He started work on her last week!!!!! An inside-cylinder 4-8-0T shunting locomotives. Intended for shunting at Dublin Kingsbridge (now Heuston) and for banking on the steep gradient out of Cork Glanmire Road (nowKent), the first locomotive emerged from the company's Inchicore workshops in 1915 and the second in 1924. They proved unsuccessful, being expensive to operate and unsuitable for sharp curves, and were withdrawn in 1928 and 1931 respectively.
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Buy Peco points Problem solved?
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Renault Autoballaster?
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The model Railway Shop Monck Place! I collected Dublo back in the day and a lot of the models I bought in Ireland had an Export Sticker on them Most UK made Dublo wagons had a prefix of 43XX or 46XX, but the Export ones usually were overlabelled with a 44XX prefix They usually were £10 - £20 dearer with some of the rarer ones making up to £40 more Locos were usually in the 22xx range with the Export ones 23xx And coaches were prefixed 40XX with the export ones 42XX Dont ever remember picking up any 3 rail items with export stickers