Kits

[Liverbird81]

Could anybody point me in direction company's that make irish rail & NIR kits

[Warbonnet]

Have a look in the manufacturers section and you'll find some.

[Liverbird81]

Just wondering has anyone come across 450 class kits from worsley works thanks in advance

[33lima]

Worseley Works is another one worth checking out, which on a quick glance I don't see listed in the manufacturers section:

 

http://www.worsleyworks.co.uk/4mm/4mm_Irish_Standard_Gauge.htm

[UP6936]

A lot of NIR stuff doesn't necessarily need to be kit built, coaches are mostly BR repaints, and railcars can be made with some bashing of RTR stock.

MIR kits I believe are good, but good luck tracking them down these days!

DM models (I think that is their name) recently brought out bagged cement wagons as well

[Mayner]

Just wondering has anyone come across 450 class kits from worsley works thanks in advance

 

I would imagine the 450 Class with its recessed doorways would be "challenging", the 70 Class might be a better starting point http://www.worsleyworks.co.uk/Image-Pages/Image_4mm_Class70.htm. Colum Flannagan has turned out some very nice models of UTA & NIR stock using Worsley Works overlays on plastic rtr bodies.

[Kirley]

Have a look at an excellent Class 70 done by gnri using the Worsley Works Kit on the old Site:

 

http://irishrailwaymodeller.yuku.com/reply/7873/70-Class#reply-7873

 

Allan at Worsley Works describes his kits as an aide to Kit building, he only supplies certain parts and for that reason I would suggest some experience in kit building would be helpful before starting one of his kits.

[Weshty]

Liverbird.

If it's the modern diesel era you need, Studio Scale Models do kits for:

The Sulzer 101

Brake Van (GNRI and 30 ton CIE)

7 plank wagon

Convertible wagons

Conversion kits for MK2 and mk3 EGVs