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The Irish market isn't remotely viable on it's own, but it is growing, and we hope measures like advertising in the UK outline magazines, and showing Irish stock on accurascale.com will help that. Right now tho, accurascale is the only reason IRM exists. We do have many exciting things to share, some not too surprising, some a bit shocking, several powered, all before year end tho, so watch this space

Perhaps to clarify, they no longer do comissions.

They did indeed. What’s more the current raft of such factories are all owned or run by ex Sandakan employees too. The former Director of operations also now works with us as our ‘man on the ground’

Thanks guys will have a rummage on the server

The former was a comission by Paddy Muorhy the second a comission by the Irish model shops and the 141/071 Murphy models items. So while bachmann may have made some of it, they no longer make comissions.

Considering our Class 37 was launched 2 years ago, and they launched theirs last week, with the new RRP, most unlikely

How big?

No irishrailwaymodels.co.Uk is still live and working as before.

Hi all, As we now are holding IRM stock in the new UK location, it makes sense to both try expand awareness of Irish Outline in the UK, as well as allow our UK based IRM customers access to features like the loyalty credits and such that accurascale can offer (coming soon for the Irish side) Also means you can now mix and match IRM and Accurascale in stock items in the same order. https://www.accurascale.com/collections/irish-railway-models

Apologies Sean. I’ve shuffled some virtual stock from the Uk.

They are still available to order?

Ok, we're a bit ahead of ourselves, and shipping them now

Pallets are in Dublin, we'll clear EU orders on Monday, and any balance of stock will then be listed.

Since July 1st last year the OSS / One Stop Shop EU joyfulyness means we have to charge all EU countries their local VAT rates. So on the checkout you will see the German VAT, or French VAT, etc, if you are shipping to those locations. Then we get the fun of filing it all

73.13 is the ex VAT price - 100% for sure

https://www.hattons.co.uk/stocklist/siteresults?search%2Fq%2F7s-026%2Fliveries%2FUlster Transport Authority=&utm_source=klaviyo&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=mar-0665-dapolojintyproductionsamples&_kx=3O4jaT9R3N9BNIeuxrX-YCy8wubMc7CP430-TeDF3sf4XC8dE6EzeqZKQl0Da0jk.JGQeXh

The ex VAT price is € 73.13 While the display tool using it's best estimate of your location to show the price, add them to the cart, click on the checkout when logged in. /shipping address set, and the shop will confirm the actual price you will pay

This is what I see on a DE IP

Hmm it’s all fully automated so should be showing De tax

Luckily, since the stock is still in China, we can allocated as we need. The trouble is when there is physical stock stuck in one place or the other. Then IRM has to buy it off Accurascale, do the import, pay Import VAT, do the paperwork, pay the fees, and then put it into stock in Dublin. Thanks Brexit! The gift that keeps giving!

They are physically finally in the warehouse now. Hoping shipments will catch up today. sorry for the delays on the UK orders with the new centre in Birmingham many hoops had to be rejumped through but thankfully now we are all set for stock moving in both directions. thanks yet again brexit!

To clarify, there are 100 on IRM.com and 100 -more- on IRM UK. SO we're doing about 800 twin packs. (joys of Brexit mean we can no longer share stock)

The Partial.ly option is currently only on the irishrailwaymodels.com website, as we can only run one instance per company

We've actually a small announcement tomorrow

If it helps, between both Irish and UK/Europe/row irm has 4106 registered customers. So the market is a bit bigger than you might think. This forum has 1616 members, and it's only a 'subset' of the Irish modellers out there, or those that will buy something Irish for nostalgic reasons.