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Hi @DJ Dangerous 21 mm would be too wide as per scale. They're designed for British EM and P4 only. Cheers! Fran
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Awh cheers Leslie!
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We have now brought a number of wagons to market over the last couple of years. Many of these wagons have been open wagons which require a nice prototypical load to set them off nicely. We had previously done this with our HUO hoppers in OO, but it's about time we expanded the range. So, without further ado, welcome to our new Accuraloads range! As well as a whole new batch of our extremely popular OO gauge HOP 24/ HUO coal loads, we are also releasing a series of loads for both our PFA coal container wagons and our PTA/JTA/JUA tippler wagons. The PFA coal container loads are perfect for our Cawoods, British Fuel and the Rails of Sheffield CPL special edition packs of coal container wagons. Designed to fill the containers to the brim, they add that extra bit of detail to set these colourful wagons off nicely. Loads for our PFAs will be sold in packs of three, for £8.95 For our tippler wagons, we really have gone all out. We have developed four different loads to suit our wagons, depending on their use. Our British Steel tipplers carried a variety of loads, including the obligatory iron ore as well as limestone/dolofines and coal to the steelworks. We have recreated these loads to go with our immensely popular British Steel tippler packs. The iron ore and limestone trains formed part of some of the most iconic British freight trains of the 1970s and 1980s, featuring some fantastic traction and workings as can be seen in our formation guide, helping you select the right loads for your trains. Click here for a bigger version! Of course, our tippler wagons are equally associated with Mendip stone trains, and these will also get their own hand-made loads, representing the aggregate carried in these wagons which once formed the heaviest trains to run in the UK. The price for our tippler wagon loads is £16.95 for a pack of five, mirroring our wagon pack sizes. Our PFA, HUO and tippler wagon loads are all hand made, bringing that little extra bit of finesse and realism to your trains! We also have steel coil loads arriving which will compliment our JSA steel wagons or other suitable ready-to-run or kit-built steel wagons, with a pack of six coils available for £8.95. This growing range now compliments our British Gypsum 20ft containers already on sale, with these new loads joining them in stock in January 2021! We will also have our beer kegs and palleted sacked goods loads back in stock in the spring, so watch out for them! Our tippler, HUO, PFA or steel coil loads are now available to pre-order. Secure yours now by clicking on this link or contacting your local stockist. View the full article
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Our offices remain closed for the Holiday period from today, 18th December, reopening on 6th January, 2021. If your customer service query is urgent, there may be limited support available during that period. Our distribution channels remain open over the festive period so you can place any direct orders and they will be dispatched to you! We will also pop up on social media and say hi from time to time between now and the new year! Many thanks for supporting IRM during the most unusual of years! Here is some goodies to look forward to in 2021! The IRM team wish you and yours a very Happy Christmas and peaceful New Year!
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Hi everyone, We have limited stocks of all three MM 121 chips back in stock, available for immediate dispatch or collection from our Dublin warehouse. You can order them here, while stocks last! https://irishrailwaymodels.com/collections/dcc-decoders Cheers, Fran
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Hi everyone, Down to 30% of the gypsums remaining in stock, seem to have been popular! Ballasts arent far behind with just one IR bundle left at the time of writing, but still a few CIE and IE bundles left. Thank you to everyone who ordered. Don't miss out! https://irishrailwaymodels.com/collections/ballast-hoppers and https://irishrailwaymodels.com/collections/gypsum-ore-wagons Cheers! Fran
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Hi everyone, Check out this review of the Weed spray pack by BRM magazine https://www.world-of-railways.co.uk/reviews/irish-railway-models-cie-weed-spray-wagons/ We found a few more sets in our stock take, but we still only have 20 packs left. Don't miss out! https://irishrailwaymodels.com/collections/weedspray-train/products/cie-ir-42-flat-weedspray-triple-pack Cheers! Fran
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Every chance, in time! Think it’s best to get the A out in the wild first. No problem re card! And yes, the A’s are in the early stages of production. We haven’t formally announced it yet as everyone is enjoying their shiny new 121s but you know us; working away quietly in the background cheers, Fran
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I'm sure we'll get round to it someday...
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We're due more later this week according to MM. Cheers! Fran
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Hi everyone, Welcome to Tractor Tuesday, where we reveal the first tooling sample of our Class 37! We received a bundle of parts from the factory recently for inspection and cobbled together a first sample to show you here. Of course, there are still plenty of parts missing, and overall fit and finish will be improved on production models, but so far, so tasty! For more pics and more info, check out our latest blog! https://accurascale.co.uk/blogs/news/a-first-look-at-our-class-37 Cheers! Fran
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Hi everyone, Great news! Even though today is the last day we can guarantee delivery for any mail order in Ireland you can still collect any new orders from our Dublin warehouse up until December 23rd! Just present ID and your order number when collecting! You can collect your items 24 hours after placing the order with full address details emailed to you. It is based on Oak road, not too far from the M50 and Naas Road, just off the Nangor Road. Please note this is a trial for new orders placed only, but if successful we will look to offer it for existing pre-orders of the A Class in the new year. In the meantime, get your Christmas shopping done by close of business today if you want them to arrive before the 25th! We have limited amounts of cement bubbles, weed sprays, 121s, ballasts, gypsums, ploughs and spoils in stock! Shop now https://irishrailwaymodels.com/ Cheers! Fran
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With 25th December fast approaching it’s been an unprecedented year for orders and deliveries this holiday season. We’ve been informed by our courier partners that deliveries need to be sent earlier than in past years due to the huge volume increases. With that in mind our delivery partners advise ordering before 14th December for delivery in Ireland. International orders will need to be earlier than this of course. Orders after these dates may arrive before 25th December but it is not guaranteed. In the meantime we are working through our backlog of pre-orders and Black Friday orders and these will be cleared by Monday next. So, if you want to get that railway related last minute gift idea, now is the time to do it! https://irishrailwaymodels.com/ Cheers! Fran
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Hi Liam, We are very sorry about this. We switched to a new Dublin based warehouse ahead of the dreaded B word and their early dispatches have indeed left a little to be desired. Can report with feedback that they have since significantly upped their game in this regard. Still have no idea how a big hole ended up in the side of the box though. Please email us with your order number to support@irishrailwaymodels.com and we will sort out any issues with the loco for you, Thanks, Fran
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Hi everyone, Just a note to say we have some very limited stock of the IE 121s back on sale. We're still powering through pre-orders but if you want to grab one of these you can do via the website https://irishrailwaymodels.com/collections/murphy-models-class-121-locomotive We also have all three yellow and grey running numbers back in stock too if you missed out. as well as 645 sound chips, standard hips and we are due 567 ones back in soon too. Cheers! Fran
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We do have a policy of no politics on the forum, folks. So let's keep that in mind. I know it's tied in with the subject matter of this thread but if we can keep it about addresspal more than the whole B business it would be smashing. Cheers Fran
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It's no problem at all, and we do usually let things be a free rein here most of the time, but we just want to make sure in this instance the RPSI cause gets out there as much as we can. Well done to everyone who purchased today!
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We can confirm though that the As are now in the early stages of production. We've been accused of dropping things from a height recently without fair warning. Well, here is your 5 month warning!!!
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They're in and in the middle of dispatch as we speak, but please remember we had ballasts, gypsums, 121s and Black Friday orders to get through with packers being down in numbers due to COVID 19 guidelines meaning space constraints. Going as fast as we can!
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We did have Black Friday Spoils, gypsum and ballast pre-orders and MM 121s happen all at the same time on top of COVID distancing guidelines, so takes a while to get them all picked, packed and shipped!
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Hi Robert, A Class isnt due till April/May 2021. Sorry! Cheers, Fran
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Hi everyone, Just back from taking our delivery of the final batch of 121s. These will be counted into stock and dispatch will begin from tomorrow. Had a sneaky look at Super Train and it's a gorgeous model in the flesh, just like the other 121 variants. With those, project 42 and our ballast gypsum wagons 2020 has been the most fantastic year to be an Irish model railway enthusiast. Congratulations to Paddy on (in my humble opinion) his best model to date with the 121s. Cheers! Fran
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Hi everyone, Can we focus on the last remaining B134s for sale for the RPSI instead of hitting them with wishlisting product suggestions? I know no harm is meant but this is an important fund raiser for them after a year of not being able to run trains. Big bills are still incurred and still have to be paid without income from us enthusiasts and members of the general public to pay fares. The RPSI have to keep the wheels turning even without this revenue. The model of B134 has been a welcome boost to their coffers I'm sure so lets not let it get lost by going off on wishlist tangents. Can report we are down to 13 units on the website now, so let's support them and focus on getting that last bit of revenue into the RPSI! Cheers, Fran
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Hi everyone, As you will have seen these orders will be arriving with customers now, with more due to leave the warehouse next week. Gypsums have sold particularly well, with just over 60% gone, so make sure you move quick to get yours before they go! We recently added complete images of all them to our website, and very pretty they look too. Check them out on the website here: https://irishrailwaymodels.com/collections/gypsum-ore-wagons Cheers, Fran