Rob R

Many hours of browsing (night shifts!) using lots of random search terms. I found that using place names as a search term was quite productive for railway bits (Try Foynes or Portrush - not for the W&CIR though), setting the date filter to the 1860-1920 narrowed it down a bit.

Good Morning, Sorry to butt in on my first posting but I have not found anywhere for new member introductions. I too have been looking for any information on W&CIR locos and stock for a potential S Scale layout and this is what I have found so far - precious little! From the National Library of Ireland:- https://catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000329450 a glimpse of W&CIR No 12 https://catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000590012 W&CIR van just behind the erstwhile WL&WR N0 34 From an unknown internet source a low res copy of a Vulcan Foundry works photo of 8 and 9 Another low res works photo, this time of No 4 From Leeds Engine Fowler 240 in original form From Chasewater Stuff (sorry, can't find the link right now) No 11 And lastly for now, from The Engineer (sorry I didn't make a note of which issue, will get back to you with that and a link) Nos 10 and 11 The Mersyside Maritime Museum has some relevant Vulcan Foundry bits including a drawing of the inside framed tender on the Vulcan 240's No 8 & 9. I will try and dig out the details for you. If I find anything else I will post it here. Rob