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Hi folks , could some one check the date on the for sale tread , seems to be a bit old

Hi rich and welcome back, regarding the uk and ir trains, on the same layout, don't tell them, it's model railways after all.

Hi Geordiekerryman & welcome to the forum, lots going on here, and plenty of helpful folk with lots of answers, if the need arises,

WT, have you given any thought to trying the Hornby DCC Select controllor, may give you some idea as what DCC can do,

Having been to Blackrock last week, Ill and robbed is how I'd put it

One can only gaze in awe, totally majestic,

Look's like it was a great show, thanks for the pic's, lot's of variety,

Hi wiggy and how are you, looking great as always, things seem to be going in the right direction for you, wondering about the size of your layout, you gave this to one of the membembers earlier but in laymans terms what do's this mean. ( It's 7.5 meters X about 6 meters. Enough to run full length trains (I hope),) as always many thanks, hoping to have one about 18ft x 10/12ft myself. Paul

Nelson, fantastic, well done on the vids, & the pics, you certinately have talent for modelling, welcome to the site, really enjoying your work,

Hi fitz, sorry to hear your selling your stock, n gauge is not my thing, oo is all I can manage, but all the best in the sale, Paul PS Hope things improve for you in time,

Great photo's, lot's of info in them as well, super, well done,

And wrenneire !!!!

Excellent work, absolutely fantastic George, tutorials as well, and you throw in the new work shop, getting one of those for my own layout, in the not too distant future, ( one can hope ) keep it up, well done, might be calling on your skills some day, ,

Well done Anto, what a piece of craftsmanship,fantastic layout, now get this, don't know about HD, but every now and again it was in B&W and it looked just totally fantastic, is that HD ? planned or otherwise,

Hi Chevron & welcome on board, lot's of stuff on here, mostly trains, surprise, surprise, also here's a phone number I got some time ago when I got the bug, this may be a bit late, if your already there, take care the LANE ENTRANCE TO THE CLUB IS TWO WAY, & IT'S NARROW ! Local Directions Our address is Knocklyon, Tallaght, Dublin 16. Arriving by the M50 motorway, you will leave the M50 by Junction 12 (the Firhouse exit). Coming up the slip road, follow the signs for Knocklyon through the roundabouts Then a left onto the Scholarstown Road and a further left at the traffic lights opposite the Knocklyon Shopping Centre. Keep going straight along the Knocklyon Road until you reach a left turn for an estate called Knockfield Manor. Having taken the left turn, there should be an entrance to a laneway (with an overhead barrier) ahead of you. Drive up this lane (beware of pedestrians & motorcyclists) and bearing right at the pedestrian bridge you will reach the entrance to our clubhouse (a green two storey building) Failing the above another option is to leave the M50 at Jct. 12 as above and find your way to the Knocklyon Inn (aka Delaney's). Then ring Paul Daly on 086 812 6112 and we will come and meet you in the car-park and guide you the rest of the way.

Hi PVS and yes, ask away, there's always someone on her to give you an answer, wrenneire has / knows lot's Regards Paul

Hi Richard & welcome back, I won't be able to give you any help in your plans for the said Bally ? stsaion, but you should get all the help you need on here,I'll need similar help in the future with my own plans, Regards Paul

I THINK GREEN WOULD BE A GOOD START

Great show, credit to all concerned, picked up a couple of bargains myself, lots of great layouts, bargains for one and all, get to it today if you can, well worth it,

Will be there on Sat. & if not, then Sun, great show,

ANYONE FANCY TAKING THIS ONE ON, COULD BE PERFECT FOR THE HANDYMAN AMONG US, http://modelrailwaylayoutsplans.com/how-to-make-signals-for-your-layout/

Well done Dave, nice piece, now what would that £13.95 be in today's hyper inflation rate,

Don't know anything about spraying, other than the paint sticks to just about everything, plastic, wood, clothes, etc. etc. you get my drift P.

Thanks guys, now where can one get some demonstrations, hints etc. on this kind of thing, De Vinchy step up

That's a surprise