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04 - clothes pegs - as cheap clamps for keeping small things together. Really cheap plastic ones have poor springs that wouldn't hold an underpants on a washing line, but will clamp small items without distorting them Try washing the drawers before you put them on the line?
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I used barley
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Check out the Provincial Wagons thread in the Manufacturers Forum I wonder if the longer chassis on the Beer Tubs could be mass produced for other uses?
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John Around £26 stg I have asked him to drop you a PM re the blank versions He also proposes a "Beer Tub" I think the longer one looks best, more nearer the mark. What do you think?
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Which reminds me of the chap who got 3 All Ireland Medals in the same day! He broke into Brian Mullins house
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Around £50 unboxed is what they usually make However with a correct box in good condition they can make up to £100
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Couple of pics of the new 9 ton GNR Van from Provincial Wagons Comes with a range of different running numbers
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I am always amazed what can be picked up at these small non mainstream events Hornby CIE Superfreight Set, R384 Probably mean nothing to a lot of you heathens but I had never seen one before today Box is a little rough but all the bits are there including cardboard tunnel, unmade & correct R384 instructions It has the older Battery controller Happy Days
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Hi all I have been asked by Train Model to post some pics of his layout and Irish stock And very well they look too.
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It does not have the correct box Anto. no use to me
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Hope to have a lot of Irish outline bits at Bray tomorrow Locos Coaches and Wagons
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Did ED have a thead to something like this on the last forum? Remember something like this and I think ED posted?
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Inexperience on behalf of Murphy Models I think There were minimum amounts involved in producing the range of coaches and this option may have been offered by Lima rather than ordered by MM His knowledge of the Irish scene at the time was non existent and I think he just went with what was offered.
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Sent him a PM I was interested in the box Should read: R768 C.I.E, Diesel Loco No response to date which makes me think its in the wrong box
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Next item issued by Lima for Murphy Models was another weird set L149439-1 2 X mK 3's & a Mark 2 This time the running numbers were 7135, 7141 & 5228 300 sets issued in December 2000
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Well done, hard to find item £192 back in 7/09 is my best recorded price
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Murphy Models 071 - New, detailed pre-production photos added!
WRENNEIRE replied to Admin's topic in Irish Models
Check out Murphy Models homepage http://www.murphymodels.com/ About a hundred days to go -
Anyone see these last week? Made €200 + p&p Best price these have made for a long time. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/200788068765?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
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Just back from an internet free weekend Richie Check this out It came in a couple of Irish Freight sets, with running number 9 & 99 http://irishrailwaymodels.info/index.php?main_page=locomotives_info&cPath=1&products_id=65
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201 speed sign
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Hats off to Seamus, he is selling them for us and taking no commission Marks Models are doing the same for us in Dublin, God bless his curley hair Not for sale from Hattons !
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I usually just show him a picture of you, poor mite is a shivering wreck for weeks after
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Original only Richie Came with a couple of other hard to get wagons:
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Think this might be the one From the Hornby C.I.E. Local Goods set Welcome to the site Mike, good to have you on board.
