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  1. John-r
    Got it, thanks for the clarification Stephen, really looking forward to these wagons.
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    I have just been billed for my grain wagons as well, even though I have already paid for them some months back, do I just ignore or will I be charged again.
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    Fantastic, they look absolutely stunning, what attention to detail, each livery is as lovely as the next one, Lads this one is out of the park it looks that good. The Jeep will have its work cut out for it with these . Very well done to all involved. A very Happy Christmas to one and all.
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    Jason's Workbench

    John-r replied to JasonB's topic in Workbench

    That's class Jason, really makes them stand out more.
  5. John-r
    Thanks for that Paul, appreciate it.
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    Fantastic attention to detail as always, the interior of the snack car is sublime. Regarding the suburban and mainline coaches, there is no external difference is there ! just in the seating arrangements, would that be right. Great to hear more variants will be produced, it's up to us now lads, buy, buy, buy.
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    Really enjoying this thread Paul, and very welcome to the forum. The spoil wagons are by far my favourite wagons, I suppose it's because I remember seeing them running when I was much younger. The spoil wagon kit from Leslie is very rewarding to build and will look great behind the forthcoming Hunslets, as well as the Jeeps ( hint, hint lads ), anyway thanks for posting all the photos and information from different sources into one thread . also didn't realise there was a difference between the wagons. Regards John.
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    Really good looking, sure to be another winner.
  9. John-r
    They really do look the part, I think I was too busy looking at the top shelf new release, going to be a great addition to any layout, pre-ordered months ago, can't wait now.
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    Any updates on the Hunslets yet. Sorry lads couldn't resist it, had to be done.
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    Absolutely delighted with this announcement. Had the pleasure of seeing these at the Dublin show yesterday and the detail is stunning, the only problem is which one's to get. Quick question was there two types of blue livery and if yes are these both being done. Fantastic work lads.
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    Even better again Signal Post, great directions, many thanks.
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    Fantastic News Dave, and Great work by the two lads in securing additional parking, it means a lot to lads like myself travelling a fair bit to just park up and be stress free, job well done.
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    Shop question

    John-r replied to K801's topic in General Chat

    Thanks Stephen, so the price we see is the price we pay on Accurascale website, makes things a lot easier.
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    Shop question

    John-r replied to K801's topic in General Chat

    Good to know, is that the final price you pay or is there still customs charges, or any other related charges, apologies I haven't bought from the UK for a while, rate of exchange is pretty bad at the moment.
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    Thanks very much for the reply Galteemore. Preservation at its best.
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    Hi Tony, but late to this, same as above, my home insurance covers my collection, I did ask about this to be told one item over €2500 needs validation cert, or collection covered under contents, my insurance company is in Killarney. PM me if you need more information. Regards John.
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    Sorry to go slightly of topic, did any of the spoil wagons survive into preservation or private ownership ! , be an awful shame if not.
  19. John-r
    Superb Noel, the lighting effects are something else
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    Now, that would be the ultimate wishlist, as well as the Hunslets I might add. Having said that, I have built, with more to do,the Provincial wagons spoil wagons (having watched the real one's growing up), and have thoroughly enjoyed building them, well done Leslie. A few years ago at one of the shows can't remember which one, their was someone, again can't remember who, they had two jeeps pulling a long take of spoil wagons, impressive to say the least.
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    Cheers for that Flying Snail, sounds like a good plan, will go up Saturday and see how I Get on, really looking forward to the show now at this stage.
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    Thanks very much Flying Snail for taking the time to reply, it was very helpful and much appreciated. looking at Google maps, which I never thought to do in the first place, the parking does seem very limited and I couldn't see much local parking, also after driving three hours from Kerry getting the Luas to the City centre then a bus followed by doing all that to Get home, does seem to look like a bit of an ordeal. PLEASE no-one take this the wrong way, it's just my initial observations and if anyone has any solutions (except stay at home then) for close by parking I'm all ears. Thank you.
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    Evening All, could anyone please tell me what the new Dublin city Traffic Management System involves, as can I drive from the red cow down past Heuston station along the quays, past Connolly station then to the show, or are you diverted some other way of would it just be easier taking the M50 northbound then doubling back into the City, hope this makes sence, thanks lads .
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    I suppose modelling Irish Railways is a niche within its self and modelling NIR is the proverbial niche within an niche, so a Hunslet or jeep would do it for me, really whatever the lads announce will do it for me, looking forward to the show.
  25. John-r
    Thanks very much Fowler4f for your informative reply, speaker sounds like it's more than up for the job. Haven't bought a decoder yet, have looked at roads and rails as well as wheeltappers alright, things looking a bit pricey from UK at the moment, appreciate your help.
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