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  1. I think A42 was the last green A class ???
  2. Yes but what shade of green..........................................................................................................
  3. Another landmark day for Irish modelling.
  4. Some seem to be just B&I ans some B&I line , they were very similar to the BR freightliner containers of the same period.
  5. Yes well spotted the early containers were slightly smaller now called non standard iso containers .
  6. Most of the early B&I containers were 20' the 40' blue containers did not appear until much later below is a link to an O'Dea photo of a single 121 with a B&I liner http://catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000307819
  7. Usually called " pulling the strings " by crew
  8. Great thread , super job would you make the roof fret available to the rest of us ?
  9. Not only are they the wrong colour the vents on the model are the vents that were retrofitted by IE towards in the latter years of the Mk2's 5408 still has the original vents .
  10. Spot on jhb171achill Even when they were repainted the black line was never like the model that the orange continued top and bottom .
  11. Great job Jason.
  12. Any update on the overlays ?
  13. lovely job on the wagons
  14. Yes spare horns would be great and maybe snatchers if possible
  15. Wow another bargain, https://www.hattons.co.uk/399823/Bachmann_Branchline_MM0184_PO_Irish_Class_181_184_in_IE_livery_Commissioned_by_Murphy_Models_of_Dublin_Pre_ow/StockDetail.aspx
  16. If you were going to produce more ballast wagons in CIE Era , could you do a run of Gypsum wagons at the same time ?
  17. Have not ordered any vans yet as I was holding out in the hope of the CIE ones appearing.
  18. Yes Leslie , mine is a well worn copy at this stage of its life but invaluable all the same .
  19. 23967-23996 ex 18862 series vans converted 1961, Irish Railways Today by B Pender and H Richards
  20. Yes Mayner and reading your contribution I was reminded of the awful smell that once emanated from that factory which would hang about the place on a regular basis . Great modelling
  21. Any update on these Weshty ?
  22. This was something that particular to CIE coaches of the period compared to their British cousins nice detail
  23. Noel, very interested in the TPO project , I think they had the mail catching gear until the late sixties here's another gem from the O'Dea collection from 1967 which show's the TPO forth coach from the loco with the apparatus still attached also interesting is the coach behind the loco some old GSWR coach with whats looks like the windows painted /covered over and possibly being used as van?. http://catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000306219
  24. I think the 42' wagons are LP's and the 47'6" are LX or Modified LX. Explained in this post by people a lot more knowledgeable than me
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