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I have some pics of them when they were delivered but not sure how to upload them from this tablet Broadband is slow here so I might wait till I am home to post them Unless one of you geniuses knows how to do it?

Chariot for sale Wheels have come off but otherwise OK Contact Eddie@outofajob.co.uk

I have a couple of stone I would like to melt away, reckon this might help?

Good man Des The only yoke on the forum that I could recommend for the Detective Branch

Turns out the pics were from a 1980 Exhibition Guide for the MRSI 3 day show held in O'Connell CBS Hall off the NCR And finally, The Southern Model Railway Co.

Paul, being wheelchair bound and dependant on your car puts a different slant on this argument, most of us have enough trouble navigating through the city while having all our faculties but the added pressure of your chair is something I could not imagine. How friendly the LUAS is I do not know but from my own experience the travellers on them seem only interested in themselves, mothers with prams and young children do not seem to get any handouts from them and I imagine people like yourself are in the same boat. In defence of the LUAS though the idea of it is fantastic, it will take some time to iron out the mistakes that have been made and hopefully then we may have a light rail system to be proud of?

Dont think so George, I know there will be a good stock of them available at the Bangor show in April!!!

I think I will stick with the DART......

When I did a bit of spraying, many moons ago I used to mask off the area to be sprayed but then spray the area where the tape and body met with the colour under the masking tape. This usually stopped the new colour leaching down onto the previously sprayed colour, So looking at your coach, I would have sprayed the lighter colour first. Masked it off for the black but then sprayed the joint at the tape with orange Make sense ?

The real thing https://www.buffersmodelrailways.com/hornby-x8466-ringfield-motor-brush-spring-pack-of-2-each

Some scans I found recently From what I recall they are from a MRSI 3 Day Show catalogue but not sure of the date And my favourite, I have never seen an ad for "Irish" Jouef. Waller-Borden Ltd, Boghall Road. Bray, anyone ever hear of them? Enjoy.

Will be AWOL unfortunately. Granny B has booked some R&R without consulting the callender.

Not a lot I am actually doing Die Cast cars for this show as I found railway stuff was not doing very well here There are 2 traders that usually have some railway stuff though but not a lot of Irish outline stuff

PW GSWR here, number 24803 taken at Dun Laoghaire in 82

Can you afford to Fran?

Loughrea?

Lads Did you say you were doing a Weedspray? Ballybrophy 1980 is written on the back A Class double heading,

This Sunday, remember shes your wife, not your mammy!!! Will be there but trying to offload some diecast, little or no railway stuff

Not quite hauling them but .......

Rubber Boots?

PM's sent, John & Eoin

With the IRM announcement recently I reckon we will all be hoarding our hard earned over the next 12 months so I have decided to offer my Narrow Gauge stuff as swaps rather than eating up your cash. PM me if there is anything of interest Looking for Irish only swaps please but might be tempted with any exotic bits hiding in the loft. Pics can be supplied if required Had a great idea some years back to build a narrow gauge layout but time and the fact that I can hardly stick Lego together never mind model kits has made me realise this layout is never going to happenDerry & Lough Swilly 4-8-0Donegal 2-6-4T, No 14 Railbus, covered wagons, cattle trucks & open wagons Clogher Valley 6 wheel coaches & Horse Box's Cavan & Leitrim 4-4-0T, Covered goods vans There are also some OO gauge kits by Terry McDermott, J15, J26 UTA 4-4-2 UTA S Class most of which require motors wheels & gears Original SSM 6 Wheel coaches, 1st class, 1st/2nd comp, 3rd & brake 3rd. Model Wagon Co. GNR(I) Cattle wagons, white metal (16) There are other kits by Perseverance, London Road Models, Impetus & Micro Rail that can be used as Irish models So look in your attics, garages etc and root out anything you have not used for the last 5 years and talk to me.