WRENNEIRE

Nearly forgot........

Some C class goodies And a few bits from an 071

Some Irish O Gauge pics from Bangor

Anyone at the show this weekend drop over to the Chris Dyer stand and say hello, need to put a few ugly faces to your handles!

Jasus, dont put yourself out, love! [TABLE=width: 1223, align: center] [TR] [TD]I hope the photos give enough information . The wheels do not turn on one of the bogies Although the box suggests that it lights up I do not know if it does . [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE]

From the River Tolka set, unnumbered

Substantial bid from D5 Unmade kit with all its bits Hopefully straight into the Kit Press!

Go for the dearer package Richie, showing up bright & clear in D5 Nice work K

Alternative van Aer Lingus Transit Too the best of my knowledge there was also a CIE Transit available, anyone out there have one?

Leslie I see you sense of humour has not improved with age Broite, you might explain the humour in Leslies post?

Regards Leslie and Richard Congratulations guys, you kept that secret!

Try opening a second Photobucket account?

Aer Lingus Van

Have to disagree with you there Stevie While I do agree with encouraging the small band of guys who are out there producing RTR Irish models if the model is wrong or not up to scratch it should be brought to everyone's attention Remember that while they have a love of Irish railways at heart they are also in it to make money, lets call a spade a spade. If the faults are brought to everyone's attention the buyer can still buy if he is aware of the faults and finds them acceptable It also puts pressure on the manufacturer to up his game & improve his product ala Eoins DART. I personally paid a fortune for 2 items that were only fit for the bin when they arrived, so should I have filled a page telling everyone what should have been better. because there was nothing good about it? In the end though I suppose it will remain with the buyer if he wants to buy a model which is correct in all aspects, he is going to pay heavily for it or if he wants something that vaguely represents an Irish model at a cheap price, Come back M.I.R. please!

Jasus A4, dont let Varadkar see that, he'll have it closed by the morning!

The reason subvention is paid is because the rail system does not make money, OK? So now because it is not making money they propose to reduce or stop the subvention? And I did honours maths.......:confused:

Or a left hand drive P&T Van?

Sure where would we be without a left hand drive Garda Van? 2nd version

Have to agree Shem, stunning vid Will be making some minor alterations to the Dublo one after seeing this

Easier to post this Shem, than take any more pics http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/sis.html?_kw=Hornby-Dublo+4620+Breakdown+Crane%2C+Good+Boxed

Love it, anyone have the RAL colour for it?

Hornby Dublo did a Breakdown Crane in the late 50's early 60's 4620 reference number This one is stripped and ready for repainting

Track work looks very much like my old layout, could have been modelling BnaM and I didn't even know!

Anything to do with April first?

Almost 2000 views since I posted the question and I get 4 replies I can see why Glenderg got the hump when he was posting in the RTR 20' Wagon Chassis thread Say something people, it makes all the hard work worthwhile Anyway this is just for me, Small company in Holland called EFSI They were approached by an Irish retailer at a trade show and produced a small range of Irish vehicles, somewhat similar to Lima with their Class 33 & Hornby with their Hymek These 2 models are HO Gauge 40' Bell container with a Merc Cab Bus Eireann Expressway There are a few more models that I will post up later in the week