More "Obsolete" Irish from Sheffield

[leslie10646]

Folks

 

More goodies listed today - the Irish stuff is dotted about and includes 201s, Cravens by the dozen, it seems, even RPSI coaches. Beware, though their price for the genny van is bizarre -£99.50 - an error, surely.

 

See -

 

https://railsofsheffield.com/obsolete/

 

Regards

 

Leslie

[BosKonay]

I think the price is based on what they are selling for.,

[Flying Scotsman 4472]

Its still a good price for a 201

[Sentinel281]

Beware, though their price for the genny van is bizarre -£99.50 - an error, surely.

 

Well,

I don't think its an error. Everybody who did not buy a MkII genny in former times has now a problem if he wants to have an adequate EGV for the announced MkII coaches. As a result the prices of the gennies are quite high now, at least that's my impression. About the 201s: I know its rather a question of what pleases whom but the difference in price to ehattons is only 7 p. stg, so I don't see a real sensation. And we all got to know more than one time that Irish local dealers mostly can't offer prices like these big stores do. Looking at Graham's modelshop.ie, some of the 201s are only 10 EUR more, which could be a reason to go local, doesn't it? But in the end everyone has to decide on his own. Neverthelsess I agree to Anthony.

[Railer]

There are still a few Mk2 EGVs out there at the normal price if you know where to look. They are not worth a 100% mark up yet.

[Warbonnet]

There are still a few Mk2 EGVs out there at the normal price if you know where to look. They are not worth a 100% mark up yet.

 

Yep, Wrenneire and The Train Man are worth trying.

[leslie10646]

Folks

 

Rails of Sheffield have put a price on Paddy's latest 071s up today, plus the new coaches, including the Galway ones.

 

Still a few items on their obsolete list.

 

Leslie