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  1. Y Yes they had dynamos and battery boxes some were later fitted with TL lighting but many would keep the batteries/ dynamo until they were withdrawal in the mid 1980's . Great work on the laminate
  2. Some arrived for me as well from New Zealand , something to do over Christmas .
  3. I think these are the patterns for a white metal version
  4. Stunning piece of work
  5. They look spot on great detail well done .
  6. The carraige behind A42 looks like one the Radio Studios RS 25 ex 2117 or RS 26 ex 2118
  7. So now you can say that your going to 'give us your 15 cents worth' on the matter .
  8. 001 kept the highlighted numbers for many years afterwards which kind of made it unique .
  9. Great to see all the various liveries represented will be getting supertrain and Black and tan liveries . The only A class missing is supertrain liveried 001 with highlighted front numbers and black roof covers as ran with the early supertrain Mk2's , wonder if this maybe added in the future .
  10. I think the snatchers started being removed in the early eighties , snatching finished in 1979/80.
  11. Does it need new traction tyres?
  12. 019 was involved in a shunting mishap and had a bent frame as a result , IR used it to test the new livery for the 201's I don't think it ever ran in that livery.
  13. With the IFM TPO's , Park Royals, the Worlsey works laminates the missing link is 8' commonwealth bogie looks very well at this early stage , well done .
  14. Is that A42 ?? the damage looks different from this picture http://catalogue.nli.ie/Collection/vtls000148612/Home?lookfor=a42&submit=Apply
  15. I have a feeling that over the next number of months we are going to see a major sell off of silverfox/MIR A class locomotives on ebay etc
  16. To some of us it will be a case of order placed will start building new dog house!
  17. I think A42 was the last green A class ???
  18. Yes but what shade of green..........................................................................................................
  19. Another landmark day for Irish modelling.
  20. 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.
  21. Yes well spotted the early containers were slightly smaller now called non standard iso containers .
  22. 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
  23. Usually called " pulling the strings " by crew
  24. Great thread , super job would you make the roof fret available to the rest of us ?
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