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BosKonay
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Absolutely. You’ll pay 20% VAT plus admin fee on entry to the country (unless like us you’re collecting and reporting it under Ioss rules)
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https://www.accurascale.com/collections/black-friday-deal Accurascale Offers https://irishrailwaymodels.com/collections/blackfriday IRM deals
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Basically exactly that. Once sold out ‘on paper’ they are flagged sold out. Once the goods are here we collect payments and any cancelled then or left upaid for a week or two are released back to the website for sale ex stock. The sold out product pages have a ‘notify me’ button where you can save your email and get a notice when that happens.
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They may or may not be already tooling up
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The three links are included yes. -
Just when you thought coaches could not get dearer, or more beautiful
BosKonay replied to leslie10646's topic in News
Good to know € 130 is acceptable for a coach with no lights -
Just when you thought coaches could not get dearer, or more beautiful
BosKonay replied to leslie10646's topic in News
£100 each and £110 for the 'fancy' ones and no lighting, etc at all. Ouch! -
We will have a firm eta in the next day or so. Just finalizing options right now.
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The other option is you buy from a UK site that will handle the Vat for you (like accurascale) and you pay irish VAT when you order and no other fees or an post charges.
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We are all saying the same. They ship with no vat or duty paid from the website and you then pay that when import.
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Afaik the lighting board doesn’t have a stay alive.
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EU shipping is. * Exclusions apply
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Licks pencil. Sucks breath through teeth. Canaries ye say….
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Drop support a line as something sounds broken.
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A company like IRM is literally a bunch of modellers who are extremely dedicated to the point of making it their livelihoods. I’m a huge fan of cottage industry and think it’s vital for a thriving hobby but model companies are not big corporations (bachmann and hornby aside)
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RTR models are hand assembled and hand painted. Best model makers on earth live over there. bar none.
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Correct, not yet running as yet.
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Every time you checkout, you get a new order, and a new order number .Your recent orders when logged in will show just the last one, and you click the 'see all orders' button there to see the complete list of what you've ordered. All lines in a cart are what you are checking out, so add all the items from the same range you want, then click the checkout button and confirm, and it will create an order for those items. Then your cart will be empty, and add the next lot, etc - hope that 's clear!?
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Why would anyone get offended? Check how preorders work here https://www.accurascale.com/collections/nir-101-dl-class-hunslet I assume that's what you mean, in that you can click preorder for multiple items on the collection page and it's all seamless? If so it's on the todo list for the IRM website (you can also shop on the acc website and we'll be listing all IRM items there too as we move forward, with shipping globally too)
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If you order a Hunslet and H vans, the order will probably ensure the H vans sell out before you get them. The general guidance is DONT mix preorders with other ranges or with in stock items. So if you want H Vans, place an order for H Vans, if you want a Hunslet too, place a second order for the loco. Hope that helps!
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Bear in mind it's no money down on preorders and easy cancellation.
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You can order one loco per transaction if you wish to keep things separated? Grain wagons are in transit to us, H Vans will be in about 4-5 weeks, and the Park Royals are due early in the new year and this Hunslet roughly a year from now, so just stagger orders accordingly
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1998 https://irishrailwaymodels.com/blogs/announcements/the-eagle-has-landed-nir-hunslets-next-for-accurascale-irm
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The status page on accurascale is up to date. They are on schedule
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To be fair James we’ve spent 9 years manufacturing a relatively enormous range spanning a huge time frame and have tested the market with everything from early era bullied to right bang up to date and lots in between. The only person displaying sensitivity to the point of rudeness I’m afraid is you so perhaps reign it in to constructive levels?