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For those interested in trams or floating things, there's much to provide interest as well. Ringsend?

PM me your details Patrick and I will sort something out for you

3 Day Bank Holiday show in Raheny, Chris Dyer should have some

Nice line up Brian I hope to bring some RexToys 1:43 American cars if anyone is interested Rextoys were originally introduced as a strictly 1/43rd scale, die-cast made model. Various versions of Ford, Chrysler, Packard, Cadillac and the limited issues of the Rolls Royce Phantom IV series became highly appreciated models and sought after by collectors worldwide. Because of the Count’s appreciation for the Rolls Royce marque, Rextoys produced seven beautifully crafted Rolls Royce Phantom IV limousines. The models issued were the limousines of His Majesty, the King of Spain (#31 and #32); Her Royal Majesty, Princess Marina, Duchess of Kent (#33); the Duke of Gloucester (#34); the Emir of Kuwait (#35); Her Royal Highness, Princess Elisabeth (#37) and Her Majesty, the Queen of England (#36). These models are considered almost as rare in real life as the full size vehicle. The only convertible produced in the series was the #32 King of Spain issue which appeared in a gloss black livery. By 2003 a number of future projects had been announced but sadly none saw the light of day. Proposed were a 1938 Buick Century (convertible, touring and sports sedan, sports coupe, and pickup versions), a 1937 Chevrolet (sports sedan and coupe, cabriolet [convertible] and pick-up versions), a 1935 Lincoln V12 (sedan, open front sedan, limousine and convertible versions), a 1936/37 Pierce Arrow (town car, sedan, coupe, phaeton and roadster versions and possibly the Travelodge caravan trailer), and a 1935 Auburn (sedan, phaeton, coupe brougham and cabriolet versions). Although sought after worldwide, building an entire and complete collection of Rextoys models might still be attainable today. The Rextoys range ended with its last issues being released in 2001, and the company closed down in 2004 leaving the avid collector to find about one hundred different models that had never been produced before in die-cast form, were artistically designed from original drawings and plans, and were available at a realistic retail price.

Pleasure doing business with you Noel Its the first time I was ever given more than I asked for for an item I have loads more stuff here..............

Enda Kenny was born in 51..........

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Some nice Railwayana here http://www.corkauctionrooms.com/

Some more Lima O Gauge bits This loco has been renumbered for some reason If there is a correctly numbered "628" out there I would be very interested

PM sent JHB I also hope to have some Lima MM Galway coaches, not sure what set but I think its the L149439 set, its boxed MM Lima Mk 2D set, L149801-1 MM Bachmann Mk 2a IR Coaches MM4101 MM4102 MM4108 MM4110

£195 or offers Rails of Sheffield, thats about €225

Interested in the Silo Rich You coming to the 3 day show in Raheny, could hook up there?

List of 141/181's for Sunday 141 Black 146 IE 161 S/Train 165 Black 181 Black 182 S/Train 183 IR Weathered 187 IE 188 Black 190 S/Train Weathered 192 IR

A coupleof O Gauge Lima items I seem to have forgotten to post earlier in the thread 60' Container wagon The Sundries wagon

Why bother with cab lights men? I dont think they add anything to the whole digital experience They are too bright also imho

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Hope to have some 141's there They will be chipped but no sound

You mentioned Jouef track Rory Where and when did you pick it up? I would try to use more modern Peco or Hornby track made from Nickle Silver Ease of maintenance would also suggest the Nickle Silver I would reckon the Jouef is steel and tends to need a lot more maintenance, it also rusts if used in a damp shed or loft

Might be able to help if you still need 201 Shannon Noel Drop me a line if you are not sorted

Ohms law What made me join the Guards

Fran And you a moderator and all....

Theres a lad at the Bray Wheeler gig who buys and sells American outline bits Phil McHugh is his name PM me if you need a phone number

Something a little different

Check out the O Connell Street layout at the MRSI exhibition this October Bank Holiday weekend Plenty of trams running on it. The lads running the layout ( I use the term LADS very lightly) are a fount of knowledge on the Dublin trams of the late 30's and into the 40's

Anyone else looking for Mk 3's? I have a rake of MM Lima ones somewhere 4/5 standards and a Restrunk I will get pics prices etc if there is any interest