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  1. Running smoothness and the sound are possibly the best in the market. It’s the first non North American model that made me think the British market has caught up at last with their quality.
  2. Colas Class 56 myself. Fantastic model.
  3. 10 years ago this forum basically had little reason to exist there were so few Irish Railway modelling products available. It’s great we have so much to talk about. Sure I don’t agree with everything but that’s life, and with the world on the brink of another world war model railways are the most important thing!
  4. There certainly is a stigma with model railways and interest in railways in general in Ireland yet when I worked in England I often got into conversations about them with workmates and found more and more of them had an interest. I think with so many of them going to preserved railways for a day out also made them question how it all worked. Although that maybe an engineering thing!
  5. Now done, thanks. Just another question but is the TPE Mk5 Driving Trailer lighting decoder with stay alive suitable for the NIR Mk2 Driving Trailer lighting?
  6. Has there been any update from IRM about the coaches that came with the incorrect width bogies?
  7. Sad news for all the family circle, condolences to them all at this difficult time
  8. ICR covering the ex Dublin 0735 for the next 14 weeks
  9. I suppose there are a number of factors at play. Here are a few. 1. Some loops at stations may have only one platform due to the cost of maintaining another platform cannot be justified due to normal passenger traffic patterns but the loop can mean Permanent Way equipment and freight traffic can cross with the scheduled service. 2. Sometimes loops are placed in strategic positions to help increase route capacity. Belfast to Londonderry has a number of rural passing loops mainly used during the morning and evening rush hours to facilitate half hourly services. 3. Platforms cost money to maintain so if not required on todays railway they won’t be their. Usually the biggest factor is traffic levels and planned schedules as loops are an extra expense.
  10. Detail Pack included below the plastic insert into the box. Includes spare handrails. Also remember these models are coming with horn and vac hose fitted compared to the original ones
  11. Just purchased one. Nice little variation on the previous releases
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