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It was Northern Ireland man, we dont make mistakes down south

Just remember that the organisers have a life, a job and a family. They are amateurs, they do it for the love of the hobby. They make mistakes, Governments make mistakes, a couple of big breaths and get over it, there is always next year Sorry to hear about your experience miller but it happens all the time

Mornin troops Couple of "Collector" pieces from the IRM stable Set B. Wagon 25195 should be a Bulk Cement. Another Set B, Irish Cement instead of CIE 25051. Set D, CIE Logo missing from one side of 25178

Hi Colin Most of the narrow gauge stuff has gone, the Cattle Wagons and 6 wheelers are still here Will take a day or two to get at it again and I will give you a list of whats still available

Might be a pack or 2 of A + B and some ballasts on the Chris Dyer stand, first come .......

Just on the Fleischmann gig one of the lads was running a 3 rail 2-8-0 by Fleischmann this evening Stunning model with extraordinary detail. I never knew they did 3 rail, thought Marklin had that market wrapped up? It's a sad day when you don't learn something new

Unfortunately you have a like button Noel, but I cant bring myself to press it

Will have some nice Irish bits at the show Mk2A's, Lima original Mk3's, some 141/181's some DCC on board, any 2 Cravens for €65 Other bits and bobs. Part exchange in good to excellent condition accepted Luke warm tea and stale biscuits also available

I might have a pack Of Irish Cement at Bangor I will be with Chris Dyer who I think may have some ballasts

I was looking in the vaults last night and I found these gems First is a Railway Modeller mag from 1980 featuring Adavoyle. There was some industrial action around the time this was to be published in May so the month does not appear on the cover. instead is is labelled as ""The Special Extra" Price 25p in pencil, UK price 20p It also has a "The Model Railway Shop" stamp on the cover, so a few unusual things about the cover. 8 pages of pics and info about the layout so loads there for anyone interested in this superb 21mm layout. I must say that this model of the GN Weedspray had me mesmerised for over half an hour when I first saw this layout some years ago, stunning. A cfew other bits that were also lurking in the vaults Looking for any info on the Sealink NIR logoed coaches, Lima did some back in the day but I never saw them with the NIR Logo on them

Kilbarrack has 2 footbridges which are accessible without a ticket

The footbridge at Raheny station?

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As opposed to the Drunk Killer Lego Postman...

He was at Wexford show a couple of years ago and was offered money up front to do another run but he declined, I think there were several different suppliers involved and he was totally stressed trying to deal with them all at the same time Nice guy though, we let him run some stuff on the MRSI O Gauge layout and he had a ball

Made by a chap from Wolverhampton He only made 10 as far as I know Hells Kitchen was the name of his business Have some pics on Photobucket but I cant download them, can anyone see them? Winging its way to D5 as we speak, thanks again Robert. OO71Blurb.jpg.html.urlhttp://s612.photobucket.com/user/WRENNEIRE/media/Irish O Gauge/OO71Blurb.jpg.html?sort=3&o=102 OO714.jpg.html.urlhttp://s612.photobucket.com/user/WRENNEIRE/media/Irish O Gauge/OO714.jpg.html?sort=3&o=101

PM sent Robert

You can mess all you like with your weathering powders and air brushes but when it come to it its hard to beat the real thing

Apology wholly accepted

The craic was 90

I have seen one in particular, several times in fact:

PM's sent Martin & Craven

I think I posted some stuff on the site man but I cannot seem to find the post DOH, just found it

No PM in my PMery man Have 208 & 209 Cheers

PM sent Dave & Irish Thanks for the enquiries