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Cheers Broithe I reckon the new Ballasts deserve a place in this thread although I know they have been posted on several threads here already So the 3 sets in their box's
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Photobucket acting up Anyone got a handy site to upload pics from?
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Yep
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I reckon its a Mk 111 "shortie" that came with the Hornby 125 HST sets?
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Ah Jasus http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CIE-IRISH-RAIL-GENERATOR-VAN-CONVERTED-FROM-HORNBY-BR-MARK-3-MK-III-/201906843254?hash=item2f0295ee76:g:kigAAOSw53NZAP0H
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I find an empty jam pot and a couple of Steradents quite useful
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Anyone of them Vincent , the variations are minute and some are not seen at all
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I showed these 2 models to some of the leading lights in our hobby today and to a man they found fault with them. I went for a cup of tea and when I got back they had both been sold to the same guy at £99 a pop Jesus wept !!!!
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Where are you based man, have you not tried Model Rail Baseboards of this parish?
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I hear you man but he is obviously being given info from a third party who he believes to be correct in all his musings However I will pass on your comments Reckon he wont be headhunted for IRM?
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I will be bringing both of these vans to Bangor for inspection Feel free to drop by and give me your thoughts They are pre production models so hopefully John will take your ideas on board, similar to our own ( See what I did there, Eoin.......)
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5 years to the day and my first DCC train does a lap of honour
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Going by his usual expensive pricing I reckon it will be in the £100 range (stg) Another thing which I spoke about with a couple of the lads from here is that he has not captured the Irishness in the width of these models Should be 10'3" wide but they look very British width wise
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Troops If we do some crowd funding they might keep him for longer.........
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I had a trip behind one back to Richhill from Portadown with my grandmother in the 1950s, but which one? How many Grandmothers did you have Leslie?
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Silver Fox have some pre production models for inspection If you are at the Bangor show this weekend drop over and check them out TPO & Luggage Van I reckon they need NEM style couplings, the older Lima/Triang Style ones are long out of date
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Looking to extend the cable from my Gaugemaster DCC controller to my hand held controller What kind of cable should I Buy? Ether net Cable?
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I did 35MPH down Knockmaroon Hill on my mothers Raleigh All Steel with no brakes, finished up at the Strawberry Hall without pedalling!
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A few here http://s612.photobucket.com/user/WRENNEIRE/library/Chris%20Swaps?sort=3&page=1
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Also some bits that I never associated with Meccano Bayko Building sets, called Outfits in the catalogue Bayko was a precursor to Lego as a building toy. Also Play Doh, a new one on me It says Made & Guarenteed by Meccano! Super Skates, New from America, but again made & guarenteed by Meccano
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Picked up a Meccano Catalogue today at Bray Wheelers Nothing exceptional there you might say 1964 Irish Edition with Price List Irish Distributors name printed on the catalogue as opposed to the usual John Bull stamp Also a John Bull stamp on some pages of the catalogue for The Model Railway Shop, Monck Place.
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I have some new Bachmann DCC chips for sale, all ex shop stock 36-552 8 pin 2 function with harness 36-553 8 pin with harness €15 36-554 21 pin 3 function €16 36-557 21pin 4 function €18 36-558A 6 pin €15 36-565 8 pin to 21 pin adaptors €4 Also 2 Loksound52402 V3.5 BR44 Steam chips which can be reprogrammed €75 each
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1504 & 1515 are early single stripes coaches
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Photobucket still seems to be working well.
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As said before PECO track is basically HO gauge This is most obvious when you look at the spacing on the sleepers and indeed the sleepers themselves This company provides OO scale sleepers that can be used to give more realism to your track http://www.finescale.org.uk/index.php?route=product/category&path=346_375_383
