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Hi jhb Peters Spares stock a lot of wagons, Hornby, Bachmann and others. I've had no problems with delivery, sometimes within 12hrs! if ordered in the morning. https://www.petersspares.com/ Try ID Models for the vans, they post out for the next day if in stock http://idmodels.ie/ Eoin
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Hi jhb What are you trying to order? if you let us know we might have alternative sources..... Eoin
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Examples of GSWR / GSR / CIE paint for locomotives
murrayec replied to jhb171achill's topic in General Chat
Hi JHB I love that little loco, it's simplicity is its quality Eoin -
Have to agree with Glendereg, the engineer/designer that dreamt this one up is most likely in a straight jacket, if not, he/she should be! Eoin
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Don't forget This Sunday in Bray guys
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Thats them Broithe , my ones have a rectangular head like an axe rather than round Eoin
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I've also dug up;- 5 bed ends- one I use as a gate into the garden- can be seen in the second last photo above. 2 plough spades- off an old tractor plough millions of bottles- tonic, HP, perfume, & boveril 4 steel chisels 2 sets of steel log splitters- ones with wire handles wrapped around 1 TV areal a sack of roofing stakes - blacksmith made in the days before them modern nails and still digging stuff up...... Eoin
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Hi Broithe Yes, two weirs which still exist, and I was told by a chap that there was a settlement pool in front of my garage but a house stands there now. I had noticed old iron bits and cut granite stones (very like the granite in the kiln) in the garden of the house but the owner could not say where they came from- he sold the property recently and unfortunately the new owner remodelled the garden and discarded them- shes not into old stuff.... Eoin
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You saw that decal I did not remove- 'eagle eye Broithe' The totem pole- that has puzzled me for years. I dug it up long ago in my front garden, it weighs a tonne so I reckon it's hardened steel- one idea I have is its part of a lime rock crusher! My house used to be 3 workmen's cottages with a lime kiln in my garage.... any ideas?? Eoin
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Here are 6 commandeered BR 7 plank wagons converted & weathered to Irish I bought these some time back before I found out about Irish stuff available but decided to use them anyway as a test for weathering, their not fully complete yet but very close- going to do a few replacement planks on some and fit loads of.....something! Eoin
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203 on its way for a bit of a clean- been working hard! Also requires a bit of a engine tune up- it's been belching out a lot of black stuff! Eoin
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Sad news RIP Jim
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Hi George Bray Wheelers call all of us the 'Dinky Boys' Eoin -
The N man© Eoin Murray
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The N man© Eoin Murray
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The American Train Man© Eoin Murray
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The American Train man© Eoin Murray
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The Baseboard man© Eoin Murray
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The Baseboard man© Eoin Murray
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The DART man© Eoin Murray
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The Dinky man
© Eoin Murray
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The Dinky man© Eoin Murray
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The Book & Kits man© Eoin Murray
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The Irish Train man© Eoin Murray
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The Irish Stuff man© Eoin Murray
