WRENNEIRE

Noel Found these over the festive period while looking for something completely different These were the Hornby Dublo Breakdown cranes in another life A GWR crane, not sure if this existed or not but GWR was my favourite UK Livery A CIE version, very close to our own steam cranes

With postage I reckon this would have cost around €110 landed over here Worth the money do you reckon?

Anyone notice this little number on the bay? Seller says its a makers plate from an A Class motor, 1955 vintage

This Happy New Year gig 2015, I will give it about a year

[TABLE=width: 500] [TR] [TD]Athbhliain faoi shéan agus faoi shona duit a Padraig[/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE]

Next MIR Kit is very similar to the last one Irish Cement Curtain Side wagon Again the top box contains 4 kits and the bottom contains 1 kit Contents of the single boxed kit

Lá breithe shona duit Prionsias

Eoin My Saviour Looks like WB did not get what he wrote on his list.......

Read the line above the list girls Looking forward to the New Year already and then the list of soon to be released Supertrain coaches I really think Hon English should be a prerequisite for joining the site

Read the entry AGAIN No one said they were Supertrain coaches You would think even at Christmas you could behave

In 1972 Wrenn became an independent company again Tri Ang Rovex had gotten into financial trouble and all the various companies in their control were sold off Subsidising their overseas manufacturing was thought to be the main cause of their trouble Gallagher Brothers, the cigarette people, attempted a rescue bid but withdrew it when the full debt of the company was revealed Around this time Hornby as we know it today emerged after Rovex Ltd was sold and a new brand was required I remember reading that during the 2nd World War the factory was used to manufacture Sten Guns,

Cyril Fry never lost anything This may have been "found" by the seller

Just out of the cot Crept downstairs and daren't open the dining room door But when I did, I think Paddy Murphy came last night, not Santa! Have a great Christmas girls, looking forward to the New Year already [TABLE=width: 718] [TR] [TD]MM5101[/TD] [TD]Murphy Models[/TD] [TD]CIE[/TD] [TD]CIE Supertrain Mk 2d 1st Class[/TD] [TD]5101[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD]MM5152[/TD] [TD]Murphy Models[/TD] [TD]CIE[/TD] [TD]CIE Supertrain Mk 2d Composite[/TD] [TD]5152[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD]MM5201[/TD] [TD]Murphy Models[/TD] [TD]CIE[/TD] [TD]CIE Supertrain Mk 2d Standard[/TD] [TD]5201[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD]MM5223[/TD] [TD]Murphy Models[/TD] [TD]CIE[/TD] [TD]CIE Supertrain Mk 2d Standard[/TD] [TD]5223[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD]MM5403[/TD] [TD]Murphy Models[/TD] [TD]CIE[/TD] [TD]CIE Supertrain Mk 2d Diner[/TD] [TD]5403[/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE]

Before I became a serious WRENN collector I used to dabble with Hornby Dublo Hornby Dublo collapsed in 1964 . Their parent company, Meccano Ltd was taken over by Lines Brothers Lines at the time also owned Tri Ang and it was thought that having 2 competing railway product lines was not a viable option at the time So Tri Ang Hornby was formed. Wrenn was absorbed into the Lines family shortly afterwards Wrenn approached the Lines Board and asked if they could manufacture the Dublo models under the Wrenn name and permission was granted So began the Wrenn brand and indeed some of the first sets sold included some Hornby Dublo wagons and coaches but with the new Wrenn locos Wrenn loco with H/Dublo coaches Wrenn Loco with H/Dublo wagons and coaches

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Just like to add all our thanks to the loyal band of lads who attend the Bray event We have raised monies for the Simon Community, The Childrens Hospice & LauraLynn to name a few We also will appraise your models, fix them if they are broken chip them if needed or buy them if un needed! Model soldiers are also available, die cast cars and trucks, older Dinky & Corgi items, Trains in all gauges and outline Base boards to run them on also available Please put this event in your calender, its held once a month and the next one is Sunday Jan 25th If you PM me your eMail address I can add it to our mailing list for event details

Hens teeth Robie MIR are no longer manufactured and its just a few sad bastards like myself that collect un-made kits that would have them There are a few small manufacturers out there making small runs of them and they turn up from time to time on eBay Check out Studio Scale Models, Irish Freight Models , D&M Models and all the other guys in the manufacturing thread on this forum

Priceless. Robbie.........

I contacted him when he first posted it on eBay, I think this is the 3rd listing for it Sent him a link to a similar Lima 201 that sold for £60. He thanked me and said he got big money for one in the past I sent him a link to MM and explained the reason why the arse had fallen out of the Lima 201's But would he listen.......

Doesnt say he made the trip down to to have his kit chipped, could have been work relater or a vacation Never assume anything....as the bishop said to the alterboy

Heres one to start with Kieran Drop Sided Cement wagon Top box contains a single kit and the bottom one contains 4

The 121, God bless her! This is the last one they did, resin body

Can you still get your money back if you press button B?

Some other A's by Silverfox

Took a bit of finding John I remember when I took the pic I assembled it with masking tape, just to get an idea of what it would look like The C Class on the previous page looked an awful lot better that this one