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Tractionman

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    Blow in, now living on the north coast of County Down.

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    Love railways everywhere, long time modeller/dabbler, like a bit of cycling, member of RPSI.

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    Researcher, teacher, writer.

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  1. That's a good point, I had to very quickly load up my phone plan with extra credit while I was still in the airport at Zurich on their wifi, did it in the passport queue
  2. It fell off a cliff edge, exchange rate now makes it even more massively expensive, it was expensive enough as it was!
  3. just worth a look for anyone after MM stuff https://railsofsheffield.com/collections/murphy-models?filter.v.price.gte=0&filter.v.price.lte=220&page=1&sort_by=created-descending
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  4. blimey, now that's good to hear, it's two hours plus between Belfast--Derry and deserves a cuppa watching the landscape pass by ...
  5. yes indeed, as with the Park Royals that popped up again in stock yesterday when I looked--true--I have done the 'get back in stock alert' for the DT on the IRM/Accurascale website, but using this feature has not worked for me in the past so I am not hopeful!
  6. it seemed to sell out a while back, so I too am considering a rake without it--the maroon livery looks gorgeous but 5 coaches is a fair wodge but without the DT I am still pondering...
  7. I see there's a few back up on the IRM website for anyone still looking...
  8. Enterprise services are so rammed the old tea trolley has trouble getting through the train
  9. I think the sheet on the left is too old to show the railway (it's still shown as under construction!). It may be that a trip to the Trinity Map Library might be necessary to see a paper map, https://www.tcd.ie/library/map-library/ Ideally what's needed is the OS 1:2500 scale (25") maps, to show the details of running lines, though the six inch might be ok. If Trinity can't help try NLI--nice day out in Dublin either way cheers, Keith
  10. makes you wonder who is buying at those kind of prices! but at the same time an indicator that demand is there but it is not being met by supply... an opportunity for addressing this surely?
  11. they look excellent, sorry to ask but is there a link for ordering -- a web search came up with one but it was dead alas
  12. excellent I have in front of me my copy of Doyle & Hirsch to see what might be manageable with my limited skills, and so looking at possibly something like 1906, 1917TL or 1927TL (on page 34). what orange paint for CIE do folks go for usually? (black I am ok with!). cheers, Keith
  13. many thanks @Mol_PMB much appreciated, I will have a look on Ebay for a suitable quarry for my scalpel! all the best, Keith
  14. is there a passable British open brake that I could use to convert to CIE stock? I have been looking at old Lima and Triang coaches but advice would be welcome happy to do some butchering and of course repainting as appropriate! cheers, Keith
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