Blaine

Proper layout this, its Irish equivalent (BR Sectorisation 1987-1995) mainline layout should eventually be seen when this current period of mass hysteria is over

They were both cut up around a decade ago, but they would have served little to no use being preserved. There were intentions to preserve one statically in Inchicore Works, but this was around the time the works was becoming a maintenance facility rather than the Museum/Scrapyard it once was, along with the 'Interconnector' intentions so little came of it. As said previously 1996 was the last time one was in steam Also road cranes have a lot more capacity and availability now than even 30 years ago, never mind 70. The ingenuity of the breakdown crews was far more impressive than the machinery they had available

Easy to jam a piece of wood into the slot, serves the same function too.........old drivers tales

Be quicker selling it here, less messing than ebay

The MRSI Virtual Exhibition will be beginning shortly at the link below https://www.facebook.com/MRSIExpo/ Plenty to come over the coming 3 days And not at least the next annoucement from Irish Railway Models

Five years on and we are edging closer finally to the Dapol 59 At least it will sound like a 59 and not like a 66

Of course any thread on here would not be complete without you weighing in with your wholly unnecessary opinions Still waiting for the correct link to be posted

Still plenty of MM Cravens available, essential for a mid 90s IR layout

They will fit but will be noticeably smaller and lower. Look at the C-Rail stuff for decent OO Containers

You need to post the link from rails website instead of from your gmail

Hi all Due to the current Covid19 situation the MRSI have taken the sad and reluctant decision to cancel the October Bank Holiday weekend show for 2020 We intend to host a 2 day show in Spring 2021 if and when the situation improves Naturally we are very disappointed about this but it is out of our control Stay Safe Everyone

Its like every powertool in Lidl or Aldi. Ideal for very occasional use but frequent use will reveal its shortcomings rather quickly Better to go for a Iwata or Badger along with the compressor from Marks

The final CAD's were available for viewing at the recent MRSI show, 2019 all going well. There will be several versions available with all variants covered, from B121 in Silver/Grey to 124/134 in IE Orange

EXHIBITS:EXHIBITS: 1. M.R.S.I. " Kölndorf " 2. M.R.S.I. “Dún Uí Rian” 3. M.R.S.I. Tramway 4. M.R.S.I. “Curracloe” 5. North Down MRC “Broadway Industrial Park” 6. Wexford MRC “Little Sidington” 7. South Dublin MRC - Thomas the Tank 8. South Dublin MRC - Kildare 9. 1st Bangor MRC - 10. Maritime Museum - Dockside Scene 11. Brick.ie - Lego Display 12. Herbert Alexander - "Wheal Rinn" 13. David Wynne - "Under the Swan Rock" 14. Charles Glaholm - Boat/Planes Models 15. Keenan/O'Connor - Model Bus Display 16. Derek Farrelly - Bus Models 17. Dublin Model Car Club - Radio Control Buggies 18. Richard McLachlan - Building Demo 19. Irish Rail Record Society - Photo Display 20. Railway Preservation Society Ireland - Photo Display TRADE: A. Irish Railway Models *main sponsor* www.irishrailwaymodels.ie B. Murphy's Models C. Marks Models D. Chris Dyer Models E. Model Baseboards F. Sean Ryan/Philip Mc Hugh Models G. Ed White Trains & Scenery H. Brian Collins Enterprises Die Casts models J. All Components Electronics K. Una's Miniatures Doll Houses L. Weir Book's M. Poots Model Bus Kits N. D & E Video's P. Provincial Wagons Q. David O'Connor & David Rowe Die Casts Buses R. G. Model Scene Model Scenic Accessories S. Drogheda Model Shop T. SPSI Books U. Adrian Lemon Bus V. Paul Walsh S/hand Trains/Die casts

Awaiting confirmation but it is the 13/14th April 2019. Their website will be updated with the revised date at some point

Final update/price revision

Updated now with whats left

Now all sold - Thanks for the Interest

You cannot hurry excellence. Hopefully something will be seen at the MRSI show in October

Ring them, far easier, they have a call centre full of people, Ive ordered lots of stuff from them via email and webshop without a problem

Funeral Details are here - https://rip.ie/showdn.php?dn=356533/James (Jim)BAYLE/Ballinteer/Dublin

So you turned up AFTER the show had opened to the public to set up? The organisers had requested that each exhibitor inform them when they would be arriving, either Friday evening or early Saturday morning, yet it appears you disregarded their instructions to be ready 10 minutes before the doors opened. Also why moan about it on here, after the show had ended? The organisers were on hand for the show and were happy and helpful for any issues to hand. This is one of Irelands biggest Model Railway events, not some small local church hall fundraiser I was one of the exhibitors in the same row as you and there were tables left for you on Friday evening. Maybe if you had arrived in good time and indicated that they were not suitable for your needs this could have been sorted out I gathered you assumed everything would be left for you - Never Assume.

Does that explain why you were not there on Sunday? Also did you inform the organisers that you would be setting up on Saturday morning and not Friday evening

Prototype Deltic Blue is another close match - https://www.phoenix-paints.co.uk/products/precisionrailway/nationalised/14p110