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The Historical Model Railway Society have announced updates to their drawing service Scroll through it for links to Irish wagon drawings There is a charge but might be worth it to the rivet counters http://www.hmrs.org.uk/drawings/drawingsupdated.php

Railway 00 HO N & O Chris Dyer Sean Ryan Bob Gregson Jim Downham Des McGlynn ( & Books) Dougal McFarlane Terry McNally Jim Casey Bill Quick Jack Dziworski Mike Walker Dave Lindfield Die Cast Des Cooney Mick Lennon Nigel Crofts Greene Diarmud Byrne ( & Books) Michael Dryhurst Steve Duwell Declan OReilly AOB Martin Reynolds Brian Kelly Martin Hennessy Una OGrady (Dolls) Gerry Smith Sean Doyle Sandra McDowell Eric Downey Liam Byrne John Edge Gerry Cuddihy Noel Keenan Gerard Murray Anne OLeary Owen Kelly Tony Gallagher Joe McCluskey

Usual suspects Paul, with the exception of Walter, Kinvara Train, 4 UK based traders listed to attend

And putting a pillow up his jumper.......

Reckon that might have to wait for a while Kieran, Lima produced a small run of Irish N Gauge items It is believed that as little as 50 of each item were produced in order to test the Irish Market The items however did not sell well and no more were produced First one is a freight set 12 11 23AW I have found no reference to the set anywhere but it was bought in Dublin in the late 70's in a shop called The Hobby Horse in Rathfarnham

Looking great Walter, stick up some more pics when you have it finished Train model, your attachments are not working, are you using an i Pad?

George Heard some rumour about an O gauge display of Irish outline models? My informant, who is new to the hobby, thought they were Irish Was he correct? Any pics of the display?

Any use? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Knightwing-PM103-2-x-BR-Diesel-Refueling-Point-Kits-New-/150894136971?pt=UK_Trains_Railway_Models&hash=item2321fdce8b

Forgot to mention these 2 ladies August of this year saw the final 2 issues of the 071 class models Only 252 of each produced and classed as Limited Editions 7071 7078

If its anything like the last wedding I was at, a wedding Ambulance might be a better bet:disco:

In or around that, about 6.30 or twenty past nine

Sweet lamb of the crutch, the trestle bridge is the dogs What bus can I get to Oregon?

Anyone get a pic of the real Imp that was on display outside the show? One of the best looking yokes I have seen in a long time, stunning, well done to whoever has it preserved Not really a bus person but this one will certainly end up one one of my shelves.

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Little bit of info in post 296 in the Lima Murphy Models thread

This is it Richie, I've been searching for one since you were in short trousers

No idea Fran, but not a lot Catalogued as 1982 - 83 Even the box is a quare yoke Has a second Lima token in the Lima Models signage on the box The Lima Models appears on the right hand side of the box end, usually appears on the left No sketch of the enclosed item, whereas usually there is a sketch on the box end The plot thickens!

Been neglecting the thread lately but hope that this yoke might be of interest to any Lima collectors here Possibly the hardest Lima Irish item to obtain so far, Thanks Dan, ye robbin bastard! A lot of anomalies concerning this wagon methinks 303 prefix usually indicates a HO item, a lot of the time the 30 is not present and the prefix just then becomes 3*** So this is then a HO wagon but given OO bogies and couplings and a W on its description to indicate OO couplings Check out 303202 to see the bogie/coupling difference Lima Sundries Wagon, be still my beating heart, as one of our own might say. This shows where the box was adjusted in the factory to cater for the OO Bogie & Coupling Alternative box

Bit of a bargain here for you Fran http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MEHANO-58598-H0-Diesel-locomotive-class-66-DE-668-HGK-AC-Digital-3-Conducters-/390668664407?pt=UK_Trains_Railway_Models&hash=item5af5aabe57

Rubber horse?

Correct Steve although I think its a further version,

Handywork is not a word that is often associated with me unfortunately Look closely at the background and the builder will be easily revealed

I much prefer the 42' wagons with 2 tankers Stephen And the old jem, its my layout and I'll run what I likes!

Back in the mid 70's LIMA did some "Irish" N Gauge Dont ever recall seeing a Diesel and I have never seen one catalogued but that doesnt mean there are not a few out there Rare as hens teeth though and be prepared to empty the kids piggy bank, these yokes are not cheap

Presidential is a Baccy 57' LMS jobby, similar to the Irish Bachmann range The rest are Airfix/Dapol 60' composites and a 57'Brake