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Don't forget our class 50 samples, was it two you wanted.

No need for thread locking, if you don't like it just ignore it or not look at it.

You don't have to use code 75, obviously its more to scale but code 100 is fine especially once weathered and its more durable. At the end of the day its your choice and what you are happy with.

@Warbonnet ,Boskonay Hope you have enough samples, so far two for the west of Ireland and two for the Canary Islands. Just for a change from the mainland UK .

As DJ says, additional bracing , glued and screwed will give you a good solid baseboard. depending on the thickness of your baseboard tops, bracing will need to be about every 12" - 18" apart.

@BosKonay, if you have a spare sample to send to the west of Ireland for 'review' purposes,

Looks like it may be a problem for stuff that I/We currently get shipped 'up North'!! Wonder how it will work with the Parcel Motels? The BBC article is also not very clear about items going the other way, when sending stuff from the North to the mainland.

I quite like the Lima coaches, the only downside is the tension lock couplings. The Mk1's would benefit with replacing the tiny round buffers for some oval ones. I have recently got a few for a good price of eBay recently. Another advantage if you can get them cheap is they are good for practicing repainting with or doing conversions.

Marklin My World remote control goods train set in good condition. Just requires batteries to operate. €55.00

Yes, VAT is payable, but customs/import duty is not.

You could always repaint it if its not the livery you want.

Thats good to know, thanks.

Are they going to be fitted with 3link/instanter couplings as shown the pics? Looking good. Now if you have a spare sample to send down to Mayo to compare with my Parkside and Airfix ones....

Kernow, Rails and TMC and I think Gaugemaster ship to Ireland with VAT deducted, so you pay the Irish VAT @ 23% and customs charges here. Alternatively, you could get items sent up North. If interested in European N gauge, as others have mentioned there are a few good shops in Germany.

I know what you mean, its more relaxed and friendly here.