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Norn Iron?

No Dave Mirolo

Peco code 100 is my track of choice and I avoid Hornby points at all cost

Never saw one with plastic bogies Steve, good spot on the service sheet, have a set of them somewhere, must dig them out and see. There is a Hymek, R758 which I believe may have plastic bogies

Check out page 5 of this thread James

Go to page 10 of this thread for a few more pics

And a washing machine?

And they still sell well whenever they can be picked up It always amuses me to listen to the knockers, and there are a few on here, who point out whats wrong with RTR stuff If they see something that is not true to form and point it out, unless they can provide a better example then STFU. Lima 33's sold well back in the day and indeed still sell relatively well, as did Jouef and Hornby Hymeks and as George has said the 2700's sold well Beauty is in the eye of the beholder

Interested in the washing machine in pic 2

Any trade stands at this show?

Ah Jasus, hear we go again

Several hopefully, couple of PM's already looking for some

Butcher an old MIR one, keep your IRM ones in good fettle

Nobody at the Glasgow show has heard of them!!!

Not a fan of the coupling bars provided with the Taras, I think the fine detail on the wagons would suffer if rakes were to be handled while coupled together These Hunt yokes look like a great answer

My one is called Granny Bracken

Repainted Class 170's

No idea man, stumbled across it on some site

Mine eye is consumed because of grief; it waxeth old because of all mine enemies. ... with their high places, and moved him to jealousy with their graven images.

Once again I must tell you that PM had no hand act or part in the production of the earlier Cl 33's in Irish livery If you bothered to read the Lima/Murphy thread you would see the history behind them Before he produced the 201's he was offered a Cl 33 , 015 in IE Livery by the Lima factory and this loco appeared in a couple of sets and also individually boxed, point to note no exhaust detail on the roof It was because of this Cl 33 that the Lima 201 appeared It is not a paperweight but a superb model for its day and still an acceptable one And your Cl 33's are not worthless, sold a lovely boxed one recently for €100

Knock yourself out man https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=hardwire+a+oo+gauge+loco

Yep, they can be hard wired, also it improves their running Plenty of vids on U Tube to show you how.

After I wrote Granny Bracken her card I then had the usual quandary Will I give her 3 roses, 6 roses or a dozen? Shag it I said, I'll give her the whole box!

Have to disagree man 201 was the first RTR loco and sold like hotcakes Mk 2 & Mk 3 coaches still attaining good money The ebay price is crazy, but nothing wrong with the models