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WRENNEIRE
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Its half of Gauge 1, but fits in between O gauge & 00 gauge Theres a chap in Hollywood in the County Down, Des Brown, who is a big exponent of S Gauge and occasionally brings small displays of it to shows in the 6 counties
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Famous (or infamous) Irish railway staff?
WRENNEIRE replied to minister_for_hardship's topic in Letting off Steam
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Famous (or infamous) Irish railway staff?
WRENNEIRE replied to minister_for_hardship's topic in Letting off Steam
Gay Byrne drove the last Howth Tram..... -
Kent, 4th April 1988 Mark Lawrenson & Mark Hughes?
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But not for the guy in the dodgy Kangol hat that played during the interval............
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Not exactly Broadstone Shem but a classis I think Machine wagon with 2 covered Generators and front wagon with 2 searchlights? Answers on a postcard...........
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I think it was nearly all over by then Paul!
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What time does the Donegal game start at?
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Would this have been Broadstone as well?
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Check this out Paul http://www.anyrail.com/index_en.html
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Just updated some of the Catalogue information on page 18 I picked up a 1981/82 catalogue with insert and also the 1978/79 insert
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Bid of €160 on it at the moment! Thanks for the info troops
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Saw this item in a catalogue last night Described as a cast iron railway plaque. Writing states: This load must be either quite full or empty when travelling on the Irish Railway System, Mc Mullen Bros Ltd. Any ideas what this is all about?
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Love to see the H&S lads get their paws on these 2 guys! Pic was taken a few weeks before Broadstone shed closed down in April '61
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Good call Eoin, interested in seeing how good this is
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In fairness Paul, I think it was marketed wrongly Seller had it listed as in original box but it was not "Irish" Hymek is R768 and the BR version is R758 The CIE one was not produced during the Tri Ang Hornby era also.
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Lord, paid way over the odds for this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OO-GAUGE-TRIANG-HORNBY-HYMEK-LOCO-IRISH-LIVERY-/300935045114?pt=UK_Trains_Railway_Models&hash=item4611205ffa
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Just to let you know that there are a few more bargains out there http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BRASS-KITBUILT-00-GAUGE-DECAPOD-0-10-0T-GREAT-EASTERN-LINED-GREY-LOCO-No-20-/130953947810?pt=UK_Trains_Railway_Models&hash=item1e7d76aaa2
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Some pics to compare the coaches MM/Bachmann ones on the left, Marks on the right Strangly enough both coaches pictured here have the same running number 2096 Roof detail, Marks on the bottom Both coaches are the same length and height Corridor and non corridor (Marks) Opposite sides Close up of Marks And opposite side Bachmann one picked up in 01 at £19.99 punts, generally go for around the €50 mark So at €29.99 this is great value One small crib, plastic wheels, but it should be easy enough to replace them with steel ones.
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Just taken this off my Dear Santa list
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Staff snatcher in operation
WRENNEIRE replied to Garfield's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
Lovely stuff Norris Davidson, the narrator, best Dublin accent in the world! Sounds like he wants to go home for his dinner! -
Think they were advertised here some weeks ago http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/2202-Locos-for-sale
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Couple of broken down wheelchairs!
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Recently did some of these With a little bit of work and some added detail they are a very good representation of our own CIE ones Anyone interested in some? Will have different running numbers, hand painted as per proyotype, weathered finish. Pricewise works out at about €30 a pop, maybe 2 for €55 Picture shows both sides
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Donal, I'm not sure but I think he was Michaels father in law Nice sentiments, hopefully I will make the funeral Go ndéana Dia trócaire ar a anam