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Another ebay bargain https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bachmann-OO-Gauge-Northern-Ireland-Class-Y-Tank-Loco-Jinty-NCC-Belfast-Docks/202201465401?hash=item2f14258239:g:s2AAAOSwzRFaXM2J

Bring your stuff to the show George, there are a couple of lads doing plastic and you may be able to sell or swap them Be prepared to lose your oxball though!!!

No drawings Robert but a couple of pics from the last show in Bangor I think Any use?

Anybody know what these 2 are yapping about?

Might be worth your while going to the upcoming Talbot Hotel show, Stillorgan, A chap called Sean Ryan has a huge N Gauge stand and Chris Dyer may swap some Irish bits for your UK bits

Had one of these in Mala Mala back in the day 65 MPH flat out

Saw this today, 1:43 https://www.ebay.com/itm/122885047384?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&fromMakeTrack=true

A kind of a millionaire joke: A husband and wife are watching "Who Wants To Be a Millionaire," and the husband winks and says, "Honey, let's go upstairs..." The wife says no, so the husband asks again. Again she says no. So the husband says, "Is that your final answer?" The wife says yes. The husband says, "Well, can I phone a friend?" Tweet Share

Its the old story Looked at the bidding history and its basically 2 guys locking horns over the loco One of them will pay well over what its worth If another one comes on the market it will probably make about £180 as the lower bidder on this one will not have to compete as hard as he has on this one and the highest bidder, other than these 2 millionaires' only went to £134 I would expect 1***M(646*) to win judging by the amount of bids he places in the last hour

I was going to ask the mods to move this to the joke thread but then I read it

There are a couple of sets in D5 if anyone is still looking? 1 x set 1 and 2 x set 2. Ordered but never picked up

Since I put up the pic there have been only 50 views whereas the Lima/MM thread has over 400 So I am right, no sense of humour hereabouts, with the exception of the few regulars

Picked this up over the festive period Its the Lima 1979/1980 Catalogue The interesting thing about this catalogue is the Irish Collection of Lima Trains insert that accompanies the catalogue A 12 page supplement that has some weird and wonderful non existent sets pictured Not a bit of Irish stock to be seen Now it starts to get interesting, Set 10 3723 which there is a pic of on page 10 of the thread Set 10 4422 which there is a pic of on page 24 but without the box lid A set that never hit the shelves 10 4223 C.I.E. Transport with a Unigate Milk Tanker Set 10 7022 C.I.E. Supertrain set, pic on Page 23 of this thread Some N Gauge Set 12 1123, Pic on Page 15 of the thread Set 12 3122, C.I.E. Fowler Passenger set, I have never seen one but I imagine it does exist as I have picked up some loose coaches and locos over the years Rear page, Lexie Keady Toys International address complete with 6 digit phone number

Both expensive. Got charged €19.50 for 3 pints of plain over the festive period and the barkeep did not even offer me my 50p change!

Is this a H&W Loco? Pic taken at the show in Belfast run by the Ulster Model Railway club

The Orange bubbles

Just sticking these here to keep all the RTR stuff on this thread Set A Set B Set C Set D

Couple of odd containers on this Bell train

School Road off Boghall Road Bray for Directions http://www.braywheelers.com In the menu go to About and there is a location tab there

Couple of non bell tankers and an odd one near the rear here

Hi Just wondering if anyone has a weathered IE 141/181 that they would be willing to swap for a mint 146 Chap wants me to weather the 146, so I thought I would ask here first

Sounds like a good price for the time I have some old records of prices achieved for N Class's at the time A Cherry Black mint in box one sold for £135 stg, not sure what the rate was at the time A Green one with Lt Ed cert etc mint sold for €305! Good ones in any livery are making €100 + with the Green still commanding €120 +

Would have loved to see a Go raibh maith agat or a Tá fáilte romhat but I'll settle for a thanks

Athbhliain faoi shean agus faoi shona duibh go leir.