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Posts posted by amdaley
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7 hours ago, WRENNEIRE said:
I have at least one of those tampo printed ones stocked away. I must dig it out sometime.
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1 hour ago, RobertRoche said:
More coaches going with a high asking price: https://www.ebay.ie/itm/BACHMANN-00-MURPHY-MODELS-4x-CIE-IRISH-LIVERY-GREEN-COACHES-BOXED-RARE-/233944756322?&_trksid=p2056016.l4276
Import charges:Import charges £122.21 (amount confirmed at checkout) + £18.51 postage.God bless E Bays Global Shipping Programme- 1
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This item has now sold.
Thank you.
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Hello Everyone.
I have for sale a Hornby Rolling Road R8211.
In very good condition in original box.
€55 including postage.
Regards.
Tony.
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5 hours ago, BosKonay said:
The Hattons / bachmann issue remains unresolved unfortunately. it was due to hattons becoming a manufacturer in their own right. Not discounts.
Thanks for the clarification as I though it was to do with the 15% discount limit that was placed on sellers
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That's very strange although Hattons had a similar problem with Bachmann which seems to have been solved now.
It had to do with the discount that Hattons wanted to apply so it seems.
Might be the same problem between Rails & Hornby ?
Don't know whats going to happen if the UK leave the EU without some sort of deal.
I'm sure the Irish Customs are sharpening their pencils in anticipation
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46 minutes ago, Noel said:
Sorry @amdaley, posts crossed.
Insane. That must be a record €450. Fortunately I've never had to pay more than €118 for a baby GM.
That's just madness.
Fools & their money
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33 minutes ago, roxy_guy10 said:
What's going on here??? £405 ?? Surely not?
Its must be a 12" to the foot model
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There's a copy for sale here if anyone is interested.
https://www.adverts.ie/non-fiction/irish-railways-today/15529376
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3 minutes ago, Noel said:
Some of these guys make their profit on excessive postage costs. This one is very high
But it is in Hong Kong.
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32 minutes ago, WRENNEIRE said:
Christmas, a time of peace on Earth and goodwill to all
Well its over people!
https://www.ebay.ie/itm/irish-railway-models/324025714389?hash=item4b717006d5:g:HqgAAOSwpj1eB1rj
God loves a trier
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I would never have anything to do with any item being sent by GSS. It's just a money making racket forced on sellers by EBay.
Completely unnecessary waste of time & money.
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1 hour ago, skinner75 said:
£28 to the Republic isn't free... and yet it doesn't even have to cross the Irish Sea...
I forgot to change the location
You could get it shipped free to DPD in the North & have it shipped down for €3.85.
That's of course if you were mad enough to buy the item in the first place
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22 minutes ago, WRENNEIRE said:
But postage is fast & free
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21 minutes ago, Georgeconna said:
Did someone sneakily laser scan there Ex ol Dolls By any chance or is this a new IRM under the Radar Release?
They're all local girls.
I recognise the one second from the left
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2 hours ago, WRENNEIRE said:
Nice little tool that turns up regularly from this store
I've had one of these for years.
Excellent for the price.
14 minutes ago, Broithe said:If, as it probably does, it has the same spindle as their cordless ones, then the Dremel chuck will fit it - handy to avoid collet-changing when using stuff that's not on the 'standard' spindle size.
Obtainable for a few quid via eBay.
Is this the chuck ?
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Very good question Dave.
I would consider myself a runner & collector.
British outline. I did have some American & Irish but sold it off.
I have a large collection of private owner wagons, special editions, kit built etc but they're all stored away because I don't have the room to display them.
I also have lots of Wrenn, Exley & Lawrence & Goddard items, again all stored away because of a lack of room and of course lots of books ranging from late 19th century upwards.
I have a few display cabinets around the house containing mostly locomotives of which I have probably around fifty or sixty I think
I find it hard to keep track of it all. I have all my items listed in a binder & was creating a database with Microsoft Excell but got sidetracked
My layout is 23' x 9' run on NCE wireless DCC.
Haven't done anything since before Christmas as I just don't feel like it at the moment but hopefully the bug will return soon.
Tony.
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21 minutes ago, murrayec said:
There is a great article in the Gauge O Guild Gazette this month on the MRSI 'Locos For Ardmore' where the above model builder and others are credited for the amazing array of Irish type locos on this layout, amazing stuff......
Eoin
That's simply amazing.
Superb modelling
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1 hour ago, Sails said:
Well I'm thinking of buying it, sitting on it for 6 months, then re-selling €400. its obvious that this particular loco was designed by a superior craftsman whose work fetches a fine price.
I also invest my money in early 1990's Mikado biscuits.
I'll swap you for an early vintage coconut cream,
Guaranteed mint & uneaten
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40 minutes ago, WRENNEIRE said:
Another bargain
Postage works out at €24, so nearly €250 all in!
Read the bunff attached to his description
Dream on
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Cheers Fran.
Trust me to get it wrong
Tony.
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33 minutes ago, iarnrod said:
No PM received
Not to worry.
Sent it yesterday morning but the internet wasn't great here yesterday so probably got lost in the great out there.
Books I was interested in are gone now anyway.
Maybe the next time.
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PM sent.
Customs & VAT
in News
Posted · Edited by amdaley
UK companies are using different ways when shipping items to Ireland.
I asked both Hatton’s & Rails on this & they have different ways of doing things.
Hattons take off the UK Vat & charge Irish Vat instead.
Hattons are registered in several EU countries for Vat.
Here is the relevant link to the Hattons information.
https://www.hattons.co.uk/list/eventdetails.aspx?eventid=113
Rail on the other hand use a different method.
They remove the UK Vat but do NOT charge the Irish Vat rate so the customer has to pay Vat & An Post fee before the order is delivered here.
Amazon is also registered for Vat in EU countries so parcels should go straight through.
However I had an Amazon parcel which had to go through DPD because of its weight stopped by Customs in the DPD depot in Athlone on the 25th July.
My local DPD depot was able to tell me that the box went back & forth three times between DPD & the Customs office at the DPD depot in Athlone before being finally released.
It took so long that Amazon actually gave me a refund.
It was finally delivered today plastered with Released from Customs stickers.
So to sum up.
We’re back to the way it used to be back in the 70’s where packages might or might not get stopped by Customs. Purely random.
I bought something on E Bay for £200 the week before last which was sent by Royal Mail registered & signed for. It was delivered to me in two days with no stoppages or charges.
Tony