WRENNEIRE

Fed up waiting for the A so "a friend" knocked this one up for me, 7mm Springs made from screws cut in half, very clever. 40 parts in the bogies alone!!!

Thanks for the seeds man!

Ah Jasus...........

Have some in chez wrenneire!

I was given these catalogues/pricelists at Stillorgan on Sunday I think it was a case of Keep D4 tidy, throw your rubbish in Raheny !! (Sorry Pat) The first one is from Youngs Model Railway Centre, Briscoe Terrace, Fermoy and its a 1980 jobby On page 1 there is a Hornby R792 Freight set for £22.45 and on page 5 some Irish Coaches and a Lima 5609 Cadet wagon The Zero 1 controller is advertised at £61 and £9.10 for the chip, these were the start of DCC controlling The second is in a 1979 Hornby catalogue and the pricelist is from Hobbie Crafts, 2, Sackville House, behind Clerys Dublin 1. Again they have the Hornby R792 Set but no other Irish bits.

Anyone who doesn't get a Valentines Card can have an extra biscuit

Is there a model of the 185?

Mk 4's methinks man?

So yesterday at the Talbot Hotel toy fair I picked up this yoke Contents are unimportant as I have several good ones in reserve, but the loco was stunning as well. Its all about the box, best one I have seen and that was not many, boxed examples of the CIE Hymak are in the hens teeth category My mantra is firstly get a boxed example of the model, then upgrade till you have the best one out there

Should have gone to Specksavers.........

Any use?

Eh planes fly Ranger.......

Quick question people, How do you see yourself within the hobby? A runner, a collector, Irish only etc? I see myself primarily as a collector, must be in the correct box, all paperwork present and also detailing parts etc I would buy a model to upgrade what I already have or just for the parts or literature in the box, always trying to have the best possible version I can 10 years or so ago I collected Wrenn models and the variations within this genre was mind numbing, the same content could turn up in 7 or 8 different boxes and whereas the wagon would be the same it was the difference in boxes where the value and collectability lay Nowadays its Irish or made in Ireland only and it does not have as many variations, thank God Still some bits out there that I need to get my grubby hands on but the fight goes on!

I thought I deleted all the phone numbers? Nora 053 Wexford , Jasus she made great Blaa. the soft one was my favourite,

Michelle Sandra Susan Brona Mary Gillian Paula Laura Julieann Edwina Christina Deirdre Vera Alison Marina Marian Pamela Carol Debbie Frances Emma Sinead Anne Marie Kathleen Anne Marie Kimberley Clara Helan Marietta Lilly Claire Caroline Annabel Georgina Margaret Heidi Louise Catherine Sinead Grainne Barbarra Tracy Annie Michelene Jennifer Andrea Teresa Carmel Lorraine Emer Mary Breda Nora 053 Janet Sarah Iris Roisin Bridie Karen Anne

Did they have Bulk Cement logos?

Don't quote me men, but if you are not in a hurry I know some lads who might help with this particular wagon..............

Pic please?

Hi Paddy I have a lot of surplus Provincial Wagons and some other ones painted and decalled in CIE livery Also some BR wagons that could be used as donors They can be seen at the Bray Wheelers gig if you can ever make it to it? Next one is Feb 17th

Love this tippex less IR jobbie

As a matter of interest MM will be doing sound for the 121's. This sound chip should be useful in your 141/181's methinks?

Cant see the livery when you are squashed inside the plane, Couldn'tt give a rats about the livery, give me more space!

On the subject of Jouef some very rare HDI Straight track, there is a lot of curved HDI track buy the straight track seems to be much rarer Different font on the HDI than on the normal Jouef track

The MRSI's OConnell St has a couple of moving cyclists on the layout Their little legs are doing 90 on the bikes Must look for a vid of them

Some news for HDI enthusiasts They produced models for thee Spanish market, called "RICO" A passenger set and a Freight set