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Dave Dawes
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Hi David, the green bible? Wow thankyou, modellers licence one thinks
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Morning all, hope your well. A question - In the 1960s was there any small locomotive depots on the Irish rail system or was it just Inchicore works?
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That would be lovely for my early 60s branch line layout
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Soundtraxx are also going down this route. It could be good as DCC has lagged behind in tech. Just need a decent Bluetooth connection . Also wouldn't need a base unit just 12 to 16 volts going to the track
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Oh well the money stays in my bank. Too modern for me, can we have some laminate coaches and grey freight stock
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So it is , oh well a freebee, and thankyou
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No longer available sorry
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B or C would be lovely
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Smallville & Wilkston HOn30. Is a fictitious Maine narrow gauge line set in the current period as a heritage line. Stock is Minitrains fournees, weathered, renumbered and detailed. I also have a Bachmann Baldwin. Stock at the moment is from the same companies but I have some American boxcars on the workbench. IT is run using DC control and is 5' long X 2'6" wide. It is built for exhibition use and goes into my car. Happy to travel for exhibitions.
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Smallville & Wilkston HOn30. Sorry all uploaded twice, oops
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1960s freight stock, laminate coaches, maybe a B class. Ok so I'm dreaming Give Chris Dyer Fairs an email, he has As in stock
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Lovely idea, just too long with the extension to the dock
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Hello all. I am having a think on the home/exhibition layout. I love the idea of a small terminus with a harbour side. Did CIE have any fish type vans in the early 60s or would the fish traffic have gone via road? Thanks as always Dave, Lancashire
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I thought I would put the question out there but after no replies I contacted IRM who came up with the answer , jus thought I would let people know, that's all
