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You will probably still get the "FREE" delivery of model trains, Pizza, Tesco Shopping (Other supermarkets are available), etc. But the cost of that delivery will be added in to the top line of the price charged by the outlet. i.e Price to customer = Price from Supplier + Overheads (Wages of Staff, Running costs of Location (Shop/Warehouse/Delivery Van), Delivery (If included in Price), Profit, Local or other Taxes So it may still say Free Delivery but yes prices will go up.

It's supposed to be 15mm. Thence prototypical on 45mm gauge track.

Hi Eoin, Yeah been there, done that, It was me that did all the phone work to get Mr Savage to sell the castings after Mike stopped making the units. (Malcolm did the castings but the masters belonged to Mike so there was a bit of discussion as to whether he could sell the parts) I still have a box full of castings and etches for more 4mm versions Incidentally these should soon be available from NDrive in 9mm or 12mm versions. @jhb171achill I would like to see pics of your relatives version.

Ok So Where do you start? Well personally I'm starting with a pair of Bachmann Big Hauler motor units acquired from one of these The units themselves are like this to be fitted under a Worsley Works etch (Which Allen says he can still get done) http://www.worsleyworks.co.uk/Images/Walker/15mm1.jpg http://www.worsleyworks.co.uk/Images/Walker/15mm2.jpg Any thoughts, or foreseen problems?

Other than the deaths of those poor souls, What's worse in a safety sense is that over the next 4 days, there were 3 more incidents. Over 40 Dead in 4 Spanish Train Accidents in 5 Days, Sparking Safety Crisis and Nationwide Strike - Spain Living Forum

Are you Brian Torrens?

Do your own thing. True 4mm Scale Model Truck Kits - Classic and Modern - Road Transport Images Chassis Parts, Cabs, Bodies, Loads & Transfers, etc.............

Particularly as about half the stuff it's been put on they never had.

Not what I thought I would find when looking for Irish Narrow Gauge but the title Córas Iompair Éireann popped up. Out of interest it lead to.... Córas Iompair Éireann – Bowaters Models Do we have any gardeners on here? Have started a 15mm scale 45mm gauge I.O.M project myself but.......

Please keep posting Narrow Gauge for me. And I'm UK Mainland so prices are the opposite way round. And many thanks for your efforts.

Saw this while trawling a marketplace site It is CIE at least.

saw this while trawling a marketplace site.

Also shared Do you know what area this happened?

He last visited the forum, the 29th December 2023. Nearly 2 years without visiting the forum to even check up on things does not look good.

But it is what that "Manpower" would cost now that is the problem. Also the actual trains had a part in necessitating the need to keep trees and undergrowth down as lineside fires are not wanted, even if farmers burning off stubble occasionally took out lineside hedgerows.

Think I have found a fairly definitive set of standard container plans. BRContainerIssueB.pdf Just 1 of a large quantity of pdf's on a range of things (Buildings, Loco's, Coaches, Wagons, Track Machines etc)

Failing that OO sliced down the middle to take out 4.5mm is ok if well glued down after.

It's not just old maps that can be wrong , Modern ones can also suffer. When someone makes a mistake on an adjustment. My point, In our borough there is an old road, It has to be a right of way. But it is not, instead it is shown on borough maps as private? Reason someone cocked up. At some point. The road was fine up until it was crossed on the level by a railway. Still fine a crossing was installed and a keepers house to staff it was put in. And a lane was altered to run along side the railway line and come out next to the keepers cottage rather than have a second crossing Later it was decided that the traffic on the road was too heavy and a flyover was installed. the crossing was closed and the lane that had been altered to run along side the line was diverted again to come out at the bottom of the slope for the flyover. Now somehow the 2 sections of old road that ran to the old crossing gates are no longer under public highways and listed as private, and the lane that has been diverted 2 times (And only serves the back entrance of a farm which even the farmer does not use and has padlocked and chained his gates to stop fly tipping) is shown as public under the highways map. Great when someone from highways does not know how to read a map and when marking up the new one put the labels on the wrong roads. So now the old road with Houses, Farm and the Old Keepers Cottage is not cared for by highways any longer and is so overgrown to the point that it is now almost covering the old centre line markings (Even though we have to go down it with a bin lorry) but the unused farmers lane is. Re Surfaced, Gritted, Swept, Litter Picked, Cleaned of Fly Tipping etc .

More auction site finds Bachmann for Murphy's Models boxed 00 Gauge CIE Irish Railways Class 141 Diesel Locomotives (2), Bachmann boxed 00 Gauge Special Edition 32-150 CIE Irish Railways black N Class No 383 and two u UK buyers may be put off bidding as Import duty is also to be paid, so presumably come from an Irish estate. But even then £120-£140 plus buyers premiums is not that bad for a couple of 141's

It was at Derby but not at the event. Instead it was parked next to the Nottingham lines across from Etches Park at the Derby RTC/Loram UK In fact they also had the Overhad Line Inspection (which I usually see sat at Retford) and Track Recording Sets in there as well. A bit of a Yellow overload. Loram were represented at the show with a brand new Railgrinder.

Hope you dry out soon, It's p*****g down again here, And I'm only 20 mile away.

True but not everybody that models Irish prototypes lives in Ireland. (South or even North)

Found another IOM one Can't say I know the type of container though. Anyone identify it?

Bump again as included hammer prices Some of the wagons were cheap.

A bit more then. Track has been extended since this video and more points (ex BnM) just arrived.