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waffles - many thanks for the info! thats another mystery solved:)

youre just a big tease...you know im working and cant have any! awell,on the other hand, the night duty allowance will pay for the 071's .

had to research this place.......have a look! and after seeing that clip - im definately going! looks like a place id love to get lost in:)

guess who is going to sleep soundly tonight?

irishrail, i never got a chance to get to your stand - i had to go and get 'she who must be obeyed' from liffy valley. can you send me one? seamus

hi lads,meet westy at the show and took a few pics of the sulzer - an absoulte stunner. well worth the wait des! des.. you nay practice the painting!!! ( he tells me he did it in a rush for the show!)

just back from the show and it was great to meet a few of the lads - hiddenagenda, anto, wrenneire, ttc, warbonnet, westy, paul r , niall (the bug lug!....great to hear all is well in your house niall.) and glenderg. enniscorthyman was seen in running after his daughter on several occasions - (its easy known who is the boss in that house!) paddy murphys 071's were the star of the show..breathtaking models -well done sir! special mention to richie...his models were increadable, and a big thanks for the sperry container. finally got my class 80 from anto and she was well worth the wait. got 4 breakvans from gareth which were a work of art. and finally to westy....i held the sulzer in my hands...excellent work desand i cant wait to get my 3. heres a pic to tease you all...

thanks lads for the replies. i am informed that there is more strange wagons on route by email...will post same for your attention and comments. - thanks mayner for that pic - much appreciated. do you have any other pics of old stock that might be of interest?

fair point garfield...well that one theory discounted so!

or possibly load onto a waiting flat bed truck? im guessing they were used in the early 70's. they are extremely clean looking - i wonder did they see much use at all?

looking forward to holding it!

a friernd opf mine found a pic of this wagon and thought i might be interested, so he emailed it to me . no info about it. never seen one before....anyone throw some light on it? have to say it looks really well - a model for the future of the past perhaps? all help appreciated as usual, seamus

was out the dublin side of portarlington taking a few pics during the summer. had my trusted scanner with me as i was watching and listening to the aer corps who were performing close formation flying overhead. after one train tore past, the rest seemed to slow down dramatically. tuned into the telemetery only to find out that the first train warned signal control in dublin that there was some member of the public close to the line taking pics....took a while to cop that it was me! lesson well learned!

westy. dont you mean a set of pints?...that would be heaven:rolleyes:

all pics welcome snapper...look forward to seeing them!

nice to hear the signalman sparing a thought for a possible female driver catching the offending person 'amusing himself while abusing himself' ! great to hear the lads with a sense of humour! hopefully, you wouldnt hear that on irish rail telemetery....or would you?

lads, ye got to hear this......... have heard it all now!!

glenderg, thats the best description of a museum that i ever heard...makes me want to visit there . thats another place added to my 'bucket list'

dont forget the humble cattle wagon!! a rake will always look good behind the black and tan liveried locos. espically the metro vics!

jesus westy....and i bearly know you!!! still in the name of irish modelling, i volunteer to do the fondleing:rolleyes: you there on saturday?

great vids garfield, never get tired of seeing them! the scene with the 121 push pull set comming into the station does it for me!! roll on paddys next venture- please god its them:)

delighted to hear that you ill be launching 'Glendergs Models'... may i wish you every success with the venture!

another learning day for me broithe - thanks for posting!

excelent work...love the roof detail.