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DC or DCC? I have an interest in the answers also if DCC

Can't work out the architecture. Where is this, geographically?

So no epileptics can travel on these or wait at a crossing as they pass (where extra care would be required before crossing, of course)?

I've been running a rake of ten coaches behind a baby GM last night so I can't imagine that the loco would have issues climbing on a gentle slope like shown. No experience of transition onto grades but planning some so have been thinking about this. Test your longest rake on the grade before you even consider the transition remembering tighter curves increase the effective grade on the track A number of shorter tracks with joiners at the transition point would probably allow some flexibility in the vertical plane as long the angular increase at any individual join is small

I'm confused. Who's showcasing the dazzle trains? Aer they coming up next?

Like it!

I guess I'll have to entrust Facebook to lose my identity to see this:((

Good stuff! Will do my homework now based on recommendations. No experience of card kits. Are they reasonably durable over time? Hopefully greater variety. Realistic?

He has good stuff and is a great vendor but several of mine have been damaged in transit due to the lack of a custom fit box to protect the fine detail parts

Pretty good? and the other points? Should I be building something else before I invest?

Very very good guys! This us great. I'm going to use peco 75 just wanted to make sure I could re wheel as a last resort. Great information on wheels and axles! Thanks so much! Kevin PS peco have some if the best points too, right?

Starting a new DCC layout. Was planning to use Peco Code 75 Flexitrack as Peco probably have the best livefrog points/turnouts. (Comments welcome on this) I have many older Dapol wagons (7-plank and Cattle) I seem to remember that older wheels may have issues on the Code 75 track? Can anyone verify whether they are likely to run well on Code 75 or can my 'cattle' be shod differently to cope? Thanks, Kevin

Since it's in the free to good home section without a price for a week, I'll happily take my first 201 for free

I am looking to acquire some of the Bachmann Scenecraft Irish Outline Buildings (one or more) 44-250 Bachmann Irish Signal Box 44-251 Bachmann Irish Running Shed 44-252 Bachmann Irish Station Building I'm not in a hurry so please keep this post in mind if you have surplus gathering dust without plans to get it in a layout. Thank you, Kevin

Got it and see where you guys found the pictures too! Tried the others on eBay worldwide. I'm OK with getting them wherever I can find them...

All three are available from a vendor in the US (not me!). All his stuff is not listed on eBay.com (as he has a large inventory). The eBay price would be cheaper and shipping not too bad particularly if you want more than one. PM me if you can't locate in UK and I'll try to facilitate this ( I buy some stuff from him including 112 last week)

Point taken. Thanks for the photos, I know it takes time to upload this these. I se these two are available online Any ideas on where I can get the others?

OK, thanks folks! I did't know there were five buildings. I can only see a couple that seem to be still available online, Carlow Station. The Auld House pub. Are they somewhat realistic 'in the flesh'? nay idea if any of the others are available anywhere?? Thanks, Boskonay for the link.

If all else fail vendors outside the British Isles still have some stock. You'll increase you shipping fees but if you want the loco it's an option. I have to buy most if my locos from Europe

The only buildings that I know of that are "suitable" for Irish outline are about three from Bachmann's Scenecraft range. Since I'm starting a layout soon it make sense for me to try to acquire some buildings to incorporate into the layout as the opportunity arises. The problem is that I do not know what is out there that might be very similar to a station building or signal box in some part of the Irish system. If you have recommendations I could potentially browse sales in model shops or on eBay and acquire some. I do not want to scratch build anything yet, and would prefer a ready made snap together to a kit, unless it is so tacky that it would never look remotely realistic in the layout eventually. I'm looking at Irish CIE later steam and early/mid diesel era but most of the infrastructure probably dates well back into steam. Any advice is welcome and thanks for your opinions and time.

Who ran this Sealink coach?

I think it would be of most value to someone who wished to restore it for its own sake

It's like high school physics all over again! but yes, a good site

Quick search before you get swindled on here http://www.vintagehornby.net/pics/lo1102.jpg This is probably what you have. It worth a few hundred pounds STG if Near mint. Yours probably doesn't qualify for that category (sorry!). Probably worth checking what else is in that lot in case there's a rare carriage or something but probably not worth much based on condition PS I have NOOOOO expertise in this area and someone else's opinion on here is probably better

Well, I have no idea what it's worth, now or if restored……….. but I wouldn't trash it if you seen Wrenneire hanging around on a corner near you! :-)