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21 + a bit of FAT man!!!

Keep me some cake dude

Lima N Gauge running in the Alps?

Happy Christmas troops Looking forward to 2018, big thank you to all involved in the IRM adventure

I think Baseboard Dave offers an automated system for signalling

Ran a few of the new Orange Bubbles yesterday Still cant sort out the video on my camera, my phone takes better vids Anyway sorry about the quality

Think I recognise a few bits on the layout Pat Very atmospheric, well done, just shows you dont need to clutter it up to make the layout interesting

I remember being up in your loft many years ago Steve, looks a lot better now I adore the BR 193, fantastic tribute to Mr Marklin.

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Roofers do it all the time, only medals want is €1 per

Exactoscale (now owned by C&L) do plastic and ply trackbases for bulkhead and flat bottom Basically you replace the HO sleepers on your trackwork with more realistic OO ones I wonder if they could be approaches to do these sleepers in 21 mm? Whatever rail to be used is then just threaded through the new chairs Might save some destroyed souls? http://www.finescale.org.uk/index.php?route=product/category&path=346_384_394

Found this on the E.M. Gauge Society newsletter http://www.emgs.org/accurascale-announce-intent-to-produce-uk-models/

Mop up, aisle 3?

http://www.joueftrains.com/ireland.htm

Probably from this set BoBo loco which is meant to resemble a C Class and continental style coaches

It is what it is Tony. Green loco usually brings in a few bob more than the 2 black ones, Mint boxed examples can make up to €150 Coaches are in the €40 - €50 bracket so I reckon you did not do too bad Wrap in in Christmas paper and stick it under the tree!!!

Knock yourself out Brasser!

Agreed Rich, the Cruiser did not cover himself in glory

Probably refers to matchstick boards, which were on the Pullmans sent to Ireland Seen here on the Hornby model below the window line

PM sent Pat

Some of the kits I have uncovered Perseverance 2-4-2 Webb, for a DSER 64/GSR 427 Perseverance 2-4-2 Webb, for a DSER 59-63 London Road Models 0-6-0st, DNGR 1-6 Impetus Hunslet 0-6-0, LPHC No 3 Impetus Manning Wardel 0-6-0 Allmans Distillery Cork? Impetus Bagnall 0-4-0 Guinness or Coultards Co Antrim? TMD/SSM J26 0-6-0T X 2 TMD GNR/UTA T2 4-4-2T TMD/SSM J15 X 2 TMD/SSM S Class 4-4-0 Micro Rail 6 wheel coaches, DNGR 3RD & Full brake SSM 5X GSWR etc 1st, 1st/2nd, Comp, 2 x 3rds & Brake 3rd SSM 20T Brake van Model Wagon Co. 16 x cattle wagons Branchlines Hunslet T&D 2-6-0 X 2 Backwoods LLSR Hudswell Clarke 4-8-0 Backwoods Co Donegal Cl5 2-6-4 Backwoods C&L/CIE 4-4-0T Backwoods Co Donegal Railbus No 14 Ambrico Co Donegal Railbus / West Clare Branchlines Clogher Valley Ist/3rd class coach x 2 Branchlines Clogher Valley Ist class coach Backwoods Co Donegal Coaches x 3, 1/3rd 3rd & 3rd/Brake Backwoods C/L / CIE Covered goods vans x 6 Backwoods T&D Cattle trucks x 6 Backwoods Co Donegal Cattle / covered wagons x 6 Branchlines Clogher Valley Horse Box x 2 Chivers T7D Horse box x 2 Nine Lines Co Donegal Standard covered wagons x 6 Nine Lines Co Donegal open wagons x 6 I have pics of them if interested

Bray Wheelers yesterday Jouef Mk 3 coaches, made in 1980 so nearly 40 years old Made in Ireland boxes, 4 of which were still wrapped in original Cellophane You never know what will turn up at these small events, always worth a visit

Having a serious think about letting some of these kits go, had great ideas when I managed to pick them up, but after clearing years of dust off them I have come to realise that they will never be made while I own them. Or I might dust them off and move them to a different shelf?

Hail Mary , Full of Grace..................