jhb171achill Posted May 15 Author Posted May 15 (edited) Summer 1965, Dugort Harbour…. and there are gricers about! "Saw these things being built in Inchicore at the IRRS Open Day! First time I've seen 'em in traffic!" "The guy in Castletown station sez they'll be replacing the last of the old wooden vans, y'know, the Great Northern and Great Southern stuff...." "They're tall, aren't they? Good bit higher than normal vans?" "Yeah - full loading gauge..." "Funny havin' the door at the side..." Edited May 15 by jhb171achill 14 Quote
jhb171achill Posted May 15 Author Posted May 15 FULL MARKS to Enda Byrne on these models. Bright sunlight is absolutely unforgiving on any 3D model - ANY model, in fact, but these certainly have nothing to fear from bright light. Prompt service, very reasonable price, and excellent models. VERY highly recommended. 3 2 1 1 Quote
jhb171achill Posted May 25 Author Posted May 25 (edited) 1946, and a maintenance train is stabled at Dugort Harbour. Edited May 25 by jhb171achill 10 Quote
jhb171achill Posted June 10 Author Posted June 10 Fair day, July 1957, and A30 approaches Dugort Harbour to collect five loaded cattle trucks…. 12 1 Quote
Dempsey Posted June 10 Posted June 10 One of my favourite weathering job on that livery. Amazing scenes and story telling. 1 Quote
derek Posted June 10 Posted June 10 9 hours ago, jhb171achill said: Fair day, July 1957, and A30 approaches Dugort Harbour to collect five loaded cattle trucks…. Nice shot from the other side of the bridge. 1 Quote
jhb171achill Posted June 11 Author Posted June 11 (edited) On a summers day in 1966, the mid-day train arrives with a very clean B165. . Almost twenty years earlier, in summer 1947, ex-CBSCR No. 472, allocated to the Dugort Harbour branch in 1943, is seen with fair day sheep traffic. Edited June 11 by jhb171achill 18 Quote
jhb171achill Posted June 14 Author Posted June 14 Taken from the car on an autumn day in 1960, branch engine 472 is spotted along the roadside section outside Castletown West with the Dugort Harbout connection into the Castletown to Tralee goods. 14 Quote
jhb171achill Posted 20 hours ago Author Posted 20 hours ago (edited) September 1968, and the goods for Tralee is ready to leave. At Castletown Junction the first five wagons will be detached to be added to the Tralee - Cork goods. At Mallow, two will be detached, one for Thurles and one for North Wall. The other three will go to Cork, with one onwards for the West Cork system over the Cork City tramway, to go to Dunmanway. The remaining wagons on the train are all for Tralee, Lixnaw, Abbeyfeale, Newcastle West and Limerick, with one for Nenagh. That's the way it was.............. Edited 20 hours ago by jhb171achill 11 Quote
Past-Avenue Posted 12 hours ago Posted 12 hours ago On 15/5/2025 at 7:48 PM, jhb171achill said: FULL MARKS to Enda Byrne on these models. Bright sunlight is absolutely unforgiving on any 3D model - ANY model, in fact, but these certainly have nothing to fear from bright light. Prompt service, very reasonable price, and excellent models. VERY highly recommended. Thanks very much jhb171achill and hopefully I'll have more suitable rolling stock for your layout in the future. Enda 2 Quote
jhb171achill Posted 8 hours ago Author Posted 8 hours ago 4 hours ago, Past-Avenue said: Thanks very much jhb171achill and hopefully I'll have more suitable rolling stock for your layout in the future. Enda Very much looking forward to that! 1 Quote
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