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WRENNEIRE
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You were right about the 800 Pat, they did a Maedhbh kit and also a BAT tank, The coaches were 57' LMS Staniers
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The UK outline would not be of interest to me Fran, I think collecting Wrenn for 20 years or so has extinguished that flame I have been trying to source any unmade Irish kits made by the Brothers Grimm but so far it has proved impossible The MRSI actually held their meetings there back in the day, there are some stories about the POLIS being called there in the early hours of the morning, some passer by had rung to say that there was an IRA meeting being held there! Minister, just for you, in all her cardboard glory.
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A lot of the Fry work was one off, they would receive the model and then set about building one to run on the layout, the Fry example being returned to the display area before you entered the layout area The 800 is stirring something in my grey head, they also did some coaches but again I am not sure what they were Should have more info after the MRSI meet this evening
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Fran I am a collector not a historian:D However I know a man who worked with the Mc Gowans and I will buy him a pint and see what happens I know they did a couple of Irish loco kits, but what they were eludes me at the moment
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Dont think so Steve They may have been promotional material? I dont see any printers name on the card
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A later price sheet, The address has moved from Monck Place to Peters Road, Phibsboro This would have been after the shop had closed and the brothers were selling from Peter McGowans home in Phibsboro Peter had a fine workshop in his back garden and all these kits were produced there Priced in Stg & Euro so early 99/2000 perhaps
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All O Gauge
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I was clearing out some space for all the stuff I will be colecting from Glenderg on Monday and I found this catalogue, well actually 2 ! First is the Leinster Models catalogue from the mid 60's Not a single Irish Outline model to be seen. Note the 6 digit phone number
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Jesus wept And you worked, sorry, were employed by Bord Iascaigh Mhara[h=2][/h]Even Barack Obama had a smigin of An Teanga
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Ní féidir liom an pictiúr a fheiceáil freisin
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Nothing says 'best league in the world' like the midfield battle between Jack Rodwell and Tom Cleverley.
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Cheers Fran I PM'd him earlier but no reply
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Now that you mantion it Seamus..... Box for Hornby CIE Mk 2 Brake end, R721 And a Lima Sealink box 305317 Mk 1 SK Found that the one in the collection was a bit iffy Some other bits and bobs that I will bring to your attention in further posts on the Pictures of Models forum!!
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Would need to be in at least this condition before it would be much use to anyone, methinks?
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What day is bin day in your parish, Sulzer?
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Open a dispute with Pay Pal through their resolution centre http://res.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ResolutionCenter&ssPageName=STRK:ME:LNLK
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Friends Just be aware that all items bought or sold here are covered by the Consumers Rights Act Check out the link and in particular the Buying Online link Even where the goods are perfect and there are no faults or problems with them they can be returned for a full refund and excess postage where applicable http://www.consumerhelp.ie/buying-online
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Anyone remember these? Cant remember where they came from.
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Difference: CIE Original VS CIE Supertrain liveries?
WRENNEIRE replied to DiveController's question in Questions & Answers
Check them out here 088 at the bottom of the page is the original livery as deluivered 086 is the Supertrain livery that was applied later http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/157-LIMA-Murphy-Models/page28 -
Showing here Shem and I want one!
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Jasus, would you listen to who's talkin!!!!
