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Playcraft 00 Gauge .....

Dont forget to bring a packed lunch......

Photos?

Any news on your stuff Claire, I sent you a message Failing that if you could come to the toy fair at Bray Wheelers this Sunday there are a few dealers there that would be interested in your models Schools Road Ballywaltrim Bray 10am - 1.pm

I would be interested in the controller Claire I will send you a DM

Yep,

I know a man ......

Roderick has replaced the broken parts and we have one up and running, he was very helpful in sorting out the problem. My only worry is that he has replaced the broken worm with a similar one and I do not see this as a great solution, he said at the time that the locos were not really fit for lengthy running. So we have some bomb proof IRM & Murphy locos as back up

The MRSI will be in attendance at the Glasgow show this weekend with their newly revamped layout "Castletown" Drop by and say hello if you are attending Will have some pics when we return

Weathered were €125

PM sent Denis.

https://www.cavalexmodels.com/home

too wide for people to be expected to mind...

Same painter!

Yep Have to agree about the grab rails

The S&T department, as a semi autonomous entity was allocated their own fleet of wagons which they duly branded as Satlink. Most of their movements would be between the local S&T depots and worksites but complete train movements could be made between regions to, for example, move concrete cable troughs and lids from their point of manufacture. If Civil Link wagons were used they would be airbraked Bass and Skate wagons and would need to be unloaded at the local S&T depot as they would not normally be used to convey materials to the worksite. The S&T were allocated quite a number of vacuum fitted Tube wagons and it was these wagons, often marked as Satlink that would convey materials to the worksite. I can remember, in the eighties, there being a lot of cable laying associated with the various electrification and resignalling schemes in the Anglia region involving an increased flow of troughs and lids. To avoid a lot of double handling and retention of the Bass and Skate fleet under load, a rake of Tube wagons was specially maintained to work between the Northwest and Essex as class 7 vacuum workings.

Park Road, Belfast, BT7 2, United Kingdom

Didnt do a Wonderbra in my size

Some of the pics are from the Lima /Murphy thread on here, my pics!

Do I remember a list of all his stock doing the rounds some years back?

Might be of some interest Had thrown them into an old wagon box and no idea which ones went where A Class 121 141/181 071 201

201 has sound so €350 5 Mk 2 Cravens(His words not mine) then work out at €110 each! Thems even dearer than me!

Is there a list of what containers run on the system currently?

Pick a window girls........

City V Spurs, sorry JB!