Westcorkrailway

So effectively a mixed goods train…that’s pretty cool by the way isn't it mad that this is a “small announcement” nowadays. Wagons everyone wanted back, fixed of any previous issues and now at less then the price Bachmann sell small 4 wheel goods vans for per wagon …. If so, plenty more small announcements chaps….

You can see even here in the thumbnail of this video, Black and Tan and ferts do make sense im oh so very tempted to buy the earliest pack. Probobly the last wagons that ever got onto West Cork Tracks (technically speaking anyways) skip to the middle of this video for a higher quality digitisation of the first video

So if we’re that desperate, we can order from the uk website and take the customs with a heavy heart

Would any of these livery types be the earliest livery. IE the ones used in Albert quay

Or perhaps they mean more crossovers…mk3, mk1…LMS compound….Jinty…….N class Over-analysis is what we do!

Me thinks the model show in October we will find out when that big day is… I am one of those people who resort to a layout on the floor, albeit a layout on a wooden floor but still. I think it’s a good idea to run on the “worst case scenario” layout to see how locos hold up from different manufacturers

I may look through the internet for one When we’re these withdrawn? We’re they turned into intermediate power cars or did the reach another fate. I cannot recall seeing one in the Black and Tan livery

Reminded me of this clip from the show Heartbeat when an enthusiast stole “Vera lynn”

Is it available online somewhere? Those bulleid Railcars looked so industrial and square, some would even say ugly Or as he himself would say “another successful design”

Look at the way the snail is put on those coaches….was that done to save painting the whole coach?

Now that is really nice.

I was there back in April. Such a great resource to models in the Dublin area

It’s still in full working order I’m told. It last ran at another event in the same museum a few years back.

I was at the maritime meruseum in passage west this afternoon and they are holding a railway exhibition I spotted this locomotive to one side. A replica of the 2-4-2 locomotives that this line used to use it had a rather tragic story behind it, as seen below “In 2006 a young man & railway enthusiast, John Davies, of The Green, Passage West, commissioned this model of a CB & PR engine & carriages from an Australian model maker, unfortunately, the completed model was delivered to John's home a few days after he had sadly died. Passage West Maritime Museum wish to sincerely thank Mr Terry Davies, John's Dad, and John's sister Kelly who have kindly loaned this model to the Museum for the exhibition.” it said to have cost over 4 grand in 2006 money.

I replied in this thread that A30 was in stock?

I’m very much the same. GSWR, MGWR, CBSCR and unmarked stuff one of my sheds has so much Midland rail in it, you could probably rebuild the Achill branch in its entirety with it

If it’s any good, we’re due to have a Belfair firebox J-15 from 00 works announced later on this year excellent layout by the way

Could be worse…. you may have remembered the tour was on its way but because of a certain state exam, you’re parents wouldn’t let you leave the house

222 has 3 hours left and 0 bids Surely for 160 quid somone would be interested

Exactly this , if you buy one now, it’s garunteed to become next to worthless when the new one gets released. I would hold off and either wait for people to sell there old mk 3 DVT’s for the fraction of the price or buy the new Murphy models one.

Aye that looks like the post 55 green, but shock green dark is a different colour and might do the job….I’ll try if if I ever make coaches of that era But that combo of Halfords rattle cans is said to be “spot on” from what I’ve read

Late last year, Marks models were offering brand new CIE N class locos for far less

Now THAT ABSOLUTLY can’t go to waist. I think breaking that up would be beyond sacrilegious it’s too bad it’s based in Meath…

I think there all the same cast by the looks of the photo, understandable for a 00 gauge forklift (ie they must be very small)

use of forklifts in Albert quay cork. Loading brand new bogey fertiliser wagons (1975) if (or when!) IRM do a re-run if these wagons. I’d be tempted to recreate a scene like this!