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Horsetan
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Excellent. The "Killybegs" turntable kit was long unavailable.
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E-mail sent, then.
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Thanks. It is probably a bit late now, as all the coach packs are sold out.
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I'll send you a PM, though I assume that if the liners were sent before Christmas, they're probably just resting in the British postal system somewhere.
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I actually sent an order for the RPSI Cravens a year ago, with a cheque, by registered post. The RPSI denied receiving the order. Cheque was cashed, though. I gave up.
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I haven't seen hide nor hair of my B&I liners yet, so they probably won't arrive over here until well into the New Year. Presumably all these snags come as standard. I did receive an IRM Christmas card, though.......
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Not a modelling photo, but....
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So far, mostly working alright. It went to the recent Coventry Citroën event. Never mind a children's hospital - Crossrail or HS2 would do, or that nuclear plant that the French and Chinese are supposed to be building....
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I'm after spending that on my 31-yr-old Citroën CX over the last two years, partly due to gearbox failure. 'tis all relative.
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The Class 400 tenders appear in photos to be longer than those attached to the 500s. OT but pity no 400/500s survived; they seemed to have been long-lived engines and quite handy.
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Having also been interested in 186's large tender, there are some photos of the same general type attached to "500" class 4-6-0s.
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That's an example of an underslung post. More often seen on the other side of the Irish Sea. In model form, SSM produce suitable posts and arms for GSWR/CIE pattern. Failing that, you could also use the Stevens & Co., or Saxby & Farmer spectacle plates produced by Model Signal Engineering
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The mental jump to a £600 level for a British/Irish outline engine is quite a considerable one but, if it had been a continental HO model, that price level would be seen as reasonable! I suppose it's all about what you're conditioned to accept.
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Very tall driving wheels (5'8"?) for an 0-6-0. Reminds me of MR/LMS "4F", but on steroids.
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Small manufacturer bites the dust Presumably IRM / Accurascale are on rather stronger financial footings....
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CIE Laminate Coaches - Worsley Works - ECMbuild in 4mm
Horsetan replied to murrayec's topic in Irish Models
Put me down for a couple of sets of Commonwealth bogies, please. -
.... plus some Bell / B+I liners.
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CIE Laminate Coaches - Worsley Works - ECMbuild in 4mm
Horsetan replied to murrayec's topic in Irish Models
Those bogie sides look the business. -
Hopefully it won't come to that. I did send my order and cheque in by International Signed & Tracked Post, so hopefully it'll reach Dublin by Christmas Eve.
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Hopefully they still have a few sets of the original run left; I'm just after sending in an order......!
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Was there a demand for the Irish Commonwealths in the end?
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Presumably the rest will be deemed surplus to requirements and flogged to the highest bidder?
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CIE Laminate Coaches - Worsley Works - ECMbuild in 4mm
Horsetan replied to murrayec's topic in Irish Models
Excellent news. Thanks. -
CIE Laminate Coaches - Worsley Works - ECMbuild in 4mm
Horsetan replied to murrayec's topic in Irish Models
Are these CNC Commonwealth frames available from you? -
Maybe they should install those rising bollards / ramps directly in line with the barriers?
