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3 hours ago, Noel said:

If we've learned one thing from all manufacturers its that new models will arrive only when they arrive, not when promised, but they invariably are always worth the wait. We have been utterly spoilt for choice these past 10 years between Murphy Models, Irish Railway Models, Silverfox models, Irish Freight Models, MIR, SSM, Provincial Wagons, OO Works, D&M, etc. 30 years ago there was not one single scale model of an Irish loco nor one piece of rolling stock. The world changed when Patrick Murphy teamed up with Bachmann to produce the 141/181 class baby GMs around 2007, and its been nothing but progress since. We have an abundance of quality Irish rolling stock and locos from 1955 to 2021. Thank Goodness nobody has yet contemplated producing toy 22k yo-yo DMUs (ie literally pointless train operations). 

23/24 years ago Marks Models was producing resin kits to scale i.e. 141's/201's way above what was being produced at the time.

A few other photos

another oil tank at inchicore

What a year can wait to see what 2022 will bring. A big thank you to all involved.

Warb

rear of the running shed Inchicore

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22/11/1996

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Texaco/Caltex loose coupled Class A Tank wagon 114

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was this the only loco to receive roof top air horns?

Regards

Warb

1981

In the latest issue in Rail Express Modelling section it can be called the Accurascale/Irish Railway Models Edition. Great write ups about the A Class and All new releases from Accurascale.

Warb

Thanks John

Glad you enjoyed it.

Hats off to IRM for a loco of that level which will take a lot to be beaten.

Warb

3 hours ago, BosKonay said:

3 hours ago, BosKonay said:

.. yet

Why not asking for a friend even with as said Febreze. 22000 may look well on barrow street.

New addition for Barrow Street from IRM top class finish

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might be of help warb

Murphaph

The post was timber and was in Athy as far as i remember

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Grand Hibernian on Barrow Street

One of the last major buildings nearing completion on Barrow Street

Any of these do?

More done and ready for final varnishing and glazing

Work in progress

Belmond Grand Hibernian observation car Kildare getting primer coat and final cleaning up required

Attached you tube video from Robert Roche of this parish of the Belmond Grand Hibernian arriving at Gorey Station

John this might help

7.37 below

10 Packs already waiting to go

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