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He is looking to produce his own but would not say which manufacturer he would be using until he has the deal finalised

Baile Cois Farraige Had a great time at the show A lot of interest in the layout as we ran Irish only Mixture of freight (bubbles & pallet cements + A Class) and passenger Loads of interest from the public, although the numbers were not great for a 2 day free show. All in all though a well run event by the Ulster Model Railway club with 15 or more good layouts to look at I dont know what the retailers thought of it as I did not get to speak with Garreth before I left but there were 5 well stocked traders there Leslie from Provincial Wagons had some lovely new vans and was also selling off some of his older stock at bargain prices Love to hear some more feedback from members who attended.

OV is return or zero volt wire 12v is the live or 12 volt wire There is no central position on the point, it is either in the straight or turn position Once you change the switch from one position to another the point remains in that position, you do not have to keep pressure on it

Stop!!!!

October 2001 was the release date for the next 3 201's L205022 NIR 208 L205023 NIR 209 Also L205159 216 "River Dodder" Again 300 of each produced.

Will be there myself with a small OO layout from the MRSI Drop over and say hello Still looking for 146's if there are any out there looking for a swap, CIE Black and Supertrain available! MRSI Anniversary wagons available also for £12 , please support the cause, With the money you are saving from The Model Shop.ie's great 201 offer these wagons work out FREE!

Could an ex Garda investigate? Would probably start in the NCR area:cool:

specksavers?

Most unboxed wagons of the older variety struggle to make €3, never mind £3

And there he was, gone............

Fantastic layout I thought The amount of detail was stunning Fort Camden.

Anyone recognise this kidnapper? Loads of really interesting accessories Well worth a visit if you manage to make it tomorrow.

A project coming to fruition A lot more work to be done but a really good looking model all the same

Professional MRSI Tea Maker and cleaner upper Hope to have a building or two by Glenderg, Malahide signal Box has been mentioned...............

I'll never forget last Christmas.................

Knock yourself out Fran This one has me head melted

Thats a story for a new thread The shop was in Monk Place and the idea of the MRSI was created there after many long nights talking trains! Both of the McGowan brothers are still alive to this day.

Just to remind everyone that Dun Laoghaire is on this weekend 12 midday - 5pm both Saturday & Sunday Trade & Exhibits Hope to see you all there

August 2001 also saw the introduction of the Bachmann CIE range of Green 57' Coaches So to fully appreciate what Murphy Models were at, here we see him dealing with 2 different manufacturers at the same time First coaches are 3rd/Brakes 34-226 Running numbers 1087 & 1095 300 of each coach produced 1st/3rd 34-251 Running number 2096 Again only 300 of this coach produced 3rd Class Running numbers 1332 & 1336 300 of each produced I have to say these are some of my favourite coaches, something about them just oozes class

Broite, lovin it!!!

Found these while wiping an old hard drive Downpatrick/Cultra I think?

Lima produced 3 GWR style horsebox's in 1979 L305625 GWR Brown L305626 LMS Maroon L305628 Southern Green Here is the Brown GWR Liveried one http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LIMA-5626-GW-GWR-BROWN-HORSE-BOX-WAGON-No-546-NEW-BOXED-ms-/220983497108?pt=UK_Trains_Railway_Models&hash=item3373a49194 I will keep an eye out for a Southern Green one and see if it will pass muster.

Roger, good buddy Should have said, DOH!

I'm listening to the RAIN on my window , brings back sweet memories, NOT Ann Peebles was covered by Tina Turner on Private Dancer and also by Missy Elliott on DSupa Dupa Fly

Traders should have their quotas in time for the show, so I am told