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Go to page 32 of this thread Roxy, all the N is listed there

In fairness Ed, its your mammys kitchen.......

The Lima O Gauge 4F in CIE livery is a very rare beast, one of the harder to find of the older "Irish" outline models Lima N Gauge Irish is the rarest, followed by O, then HO and OO would be the most produced of the models

If anyone is looking for a Heljan Beyer Garratt for Crimbo there might be one at Bray Wheelers this Sunday:cool:

Anything in Cultra that might help. there's a load of Donegal stock there

My long abiding memory is the smell of the great unwashed as I entered on the early ticket Like Court 4 on a Monday morning.....

That appears to be a common problem with these locos Run them on larger radius curves and longer points if you can Weight can help but it seems to be the coupling arrangement on these particular locos

Just pressed button B Got me money back :confused:

A friend asked about some of the Bachmann 57' CIE Coaches I went to my stash and found a couple that I had not cataloged back in '12 Basically Bachmann had produced these coaches as LMS 57' and they owned the moulds etc Murphy had them painted into CIE colours and given them a range of running numbers Bachmann USA then had them produced into their 00651 Irish Railway set, N class loco & 3 57' coaches I think it caused a bit of hassle at the time but nothing he could do about it They also produced 2 additional coaches to enhance the set,74700 , 3rd class coach 1337 & 74701 a Brake 3rd 1088 Premium HO Scale but are in fact OO scale. 74700 74701 00651 The coaches in this set are: 3rd/Brake 1096 All 3rd 1333 1st/3rd 2097 So with the 5 that MM produced through Bachmann this makes a total of 10 of these fine coaches.

What really miffs me is why run a rake with all Orange or black roofs? They were always of mixed format, a case of the next coach in line being added from the carriage shed Also a Galway Restaurant or EGV added to a rake of InterCity liveried Mk 2's makes a nice combination, one that was seen on the network

Dont know why they are so hard to find Ray Same amount of Black & Oranged roof ones were made Still a few Black roofed ones around but haven't seen an Orange roofed one in ages March 2011 they were issued so I suppose after 5 1/2 years it not too surprising

Try the DART on a Saturday night at about 11ish Doesn't really matter what direction you travel, results will be similar Don't forget to tuck your trousers into your boots.......

No exhibitors Ray, its a Toy Fair Leading traders from home and the UK

Cheers B Saw it about 10 mins after I posted and could not delete it

You guys at Stillorgan on Sunday?

Was he Gaal Dornick in Asimovs Foundation?

Looking for a good boxed example of this set for the Raheny show this Saturday Had one for a lad travelling up from the west but I sold it at the Bray show last weekend Cash or part exchange on any of the current Murphy stuff waiting!

Moulderman, recently of this parish, is the culprit Barley and suchlike are too symetrical, whereas the beet has a top and tail Early doors yet but watch this space ( or his space) Working on some different loads forIrish outline wagons as well as some Irish buildings I will speak to you 2 comedians at the show

Some pre production beet loads

Prawn sandwiches were suggested by some of the committee but we dont want to go down that road

Its our first venture supplying any type of catering for the public K, We are using the stage from the hall so that if the tea is luke warm and the hang sanguishes are curly at least you will have a good view of all the exhibits

Tae will be available George Hopefully some hang sanguiges as well Working on some buns

Paddy If you are attending the 3 day show over the bank holiday weekend in Raheny I can give you as much as you need

Bust!