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Posted

I told him.

 

I do not know what it is but it not CDR

The type is wrong they never had an 0=6-0

The Gauge is wrong it should be 12mm

The colour is wrong.

 

His reply.

New message from: atmodels18 (470TURQUOISE_STAR Star)

 

Hi

Don't need you to message thank you I know what it is!

 

 

 

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Posted
25 minutes ago, commerlad said:

I told him.

 

I do not know what it is but it not CDR

The type is wrong they never had an 0=6-0

The Gauge is wrong it should be 12mm

The colour is wrong.

 

His reply.

New message from: atmodels18 (470TURQUOISE_STAR Star)

 

Hi

Don't need you to message thank you I know what it is!

 

 

 

If it’s any consolation he can’t tell a 9F from a Britannia either! 

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Posted

At first sight the loco reminded me of a cross between the Triang 'Continental" 0-4-0 https://www.ebay.com/itm/375294131391?chn=ps&mkevt=1&mkcid=28 and Big Big Train 'Continental" 0-6-0 of the late 60s http://www.tri-ang.co.uk/2020/General 28/BBEngineA.jpg. Maybe Triang/Rovex idea of what a continental loco looked like.

Its not a bad freelance conversion combining Triang 0-6-0 chassis and parts from the "Continental" 0-4-0, the seller seems to have 'lost the plot" in listing the model as a County Donegal loco. 

 

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Posted
On 25/3/2024 at 5:39 PM, commerlad said:

I told him.

 

I do not know what it is but it not CDR

The type is wrong they never had an 0=6-0

The Gauge is wrong it should be 12mm

The colour is wrong.

 

His reply.

New message from: atmodels18 (470TURQUOISE_STAR Star)

 

Hi

Don't need you to message thank you I know what it is!

 

 

 

I couldn't resist it - I told him too!

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Somehow the seller offered me a discount, despite the fact that I wasnt watching the item or following the seller, something odd going on there, took me all of a tenth of a second contemplation before declining

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Posted

I also got an offer - never noticed the option to send out offers on any of my listings. I once received a message from a person on an item that I was selling, didn't bother responding just blocked them

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Posted (edited)
12 hours ago, jhb171achill said:

Is that clown STILL trying to sell that thing!!!

Yes

 

As he says he knows what it is. A money tree if somebody is stupid enough to buy it.

like the seller "Gostude" any item that is not boxed and fully documented or has an R number is obviously Rare and expensive. But really they do not have a clue.

Just look at his listed OO TT 009 items (all describing same thing?) even if they are old (1960s) Gem 5.5 items.

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18 minutes ago, commerlad said:

Yes

 

As he says he knows what it is. A money tree if somebody is stupid enough to buy it.

like the seller "Gostude" any item that is not boxed and fully documented or has an R number is obviously Rare and expensive. But really they do not have a clue.

Just look at his listed OO TT 009 items (all describing same thing?) even if they are old (1960s) Gem 5.5 items.

Some of these ads on things like fleabay or done deal are borderline fraud……

7 hours ago, David Holman said:

He'd stand a better chance by removing the Donegal tag, if he is.

Indeed. Listing it as “vintage model locomotive” might be better.

Posted
On 4/4/2024 at 2:36 PM, jhb171achill said:

Some of these ads on things like fleabay or done deal are borderline fraud……

Donedeal is where all those cars from over the water get flipped!

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