Weshty

For any if ye wondering how much £25 pound for the 6 coupled and £30 for an 8 coupled

Very reasonable indeed

Harry,

Have you a website link or contact number for these.

 

I believe I'm the solitary person on the planet who liked the "desert sand" bus livery,

You may be right there. If ever a shade perpetuated the "70's is brown" vibe, that did. I can see Reeling in the years already....

Absolutely gobsmacked Dave. What a massive collection, and no doubt every feasible permutation collected. Fair dues on the decision to move on to something new. That's called being decisive.

When did the black and tan livery disappear? c.75-76? I can only ever remember the Supertrain livery, and all the associated ads on TV.

As a 7 year old I thought the Mk2s were the dogs nuts compared to the laminates and cravens, not that I knew what they were called back then. More that the Lams. were the ones with the terrifying jangling and cranking corridor connections and the ventilators you could stick your heads out unsupervised on scout trips to Funderland....

The Hillman Hunter colour looks beige-y in the picture

I think it's fair to say that EVERYthing looked beigey in the 70's...or orange..or brown...or avocado.

There was a mention on this site some time back of a (perhaps slight?) possibility of a D16 loco kit... Was it Mayners?

Hi JHB,

I may have mentioned that I am looking at a D17...

As always, thanks for the pics JBH

The last update was 10 months ago.

Nice one Harry.

Now THAT is an interesting emoticon......

thanks guys , elf and safety will soon shut down most human activity .

Is there any public place from which photos could be taken ?

get yourself into a nice clean-windowed 22000, early in teh afternoon on the way into limerick with a fast shutter speed wide angled camera and you should be in luck.

I was dusting off the auld Party Rosette for tomorrow

So what flavour Richie, if this was Dungeons and Dragons, would you be chaotic evil or Neutral Good

They're definitely still there.

+1.

Getting upclose photos, very very difficult, given CIE now follow a Elf and Safety Mantra that woudl make your head spin.

They're definitely still there.

+1

I also have the covered wagon set €14

of course all these numbers when printed will be in white.

Vent and Plank transfers set €9 is already available

I actually use stencils if appropriate once larger than a scale 6". Below this, it doesn't render very well

Damn.......that looks very good, love the cattle area.

Gotta love that 70's formality

Shirt, Tie, Jacket and not a hint of dayglo anywhere.

All that's missing is a Twenty Major in his maw.

Nope, two different colours alright.

Cracking photos lads, they'd have helped back in the day

Richie's cad does not lie (does it ever?).

Here's a shot of a flat in Limerick 10 years ago, plain to see that the buffer is a big boy all right.

Ahh, the double height keg cages. And a 60's style light, and a H wagon.

Nice one.

Sharp intake of breath there. Very very nice. Suitably "roundy" looking.

I looked up that Harkonnen halabaloo on Wikipedia, so I haven't a feckin clue what feud Ruth is!

More who Feyd-Rautha was rather than a what. He was the Beast Rabban's utterly twisted and evil nephew and for anyone who watched David Lynch's 1984 version was played by Sting with some....let's say "memorable" costumes.

Now back to Hornby, interesting figures there Ed.

Much more play value and less likely to be broken than a highly detailed model.

I see something similiar in Lego. While my lads love the fancy sets, they get the value from the more basic "Lego City" sets. they leave way more to the imagination.