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Can anyone tell me are there any RTR steam engines that can be modified to be Irish as I'd like to have some loco's to haul my Cravens and RPSI Mk 2's

My main interest would be RPSI loco's:

171 Slieve Gullion

085 Merlin

No.4

No.186

 

Thanks:)

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That's bloody sweet Anto, didn't think you were a kettle fan. In last months Model Rail, OnTracks are releasing an electrotren 0-6-0T with offset wheel centres, which could be converted to "Jumbo" the shunter, I think. It looks plausible, and for £49.99, is good value too.

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That's bloody sweet Anto, didn't think you were a kettle fan. In last months Model Rail, OnTracks are releasing an electrotren 0-6-0T with offset wheel centres, which could be converted to "Jumbo" the shunter, I think. It looks plausible, and for £49.99, is good value too.

 

 

Big kettle fan mate check out the early part of my workbench you will see for yourself when you get up next week. Have you got a link to the electrotren 0-6-0

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A Midland 2P = Dunluce Castle with little enough work I'd imagine.

 

 

 

I forgot about Dunluce Castle this is a Mainline 2P I bought for £15 on eBay repainted it I also went to Cultra with Hiddenagenda and photographed the real one and measured her up for the decals which were made for me by Railtec and are still available there. I even have the small manufactures plate on the front of the boiler

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I was very tempted to buy a fairburn tank when I saw one (or a similar model) on display in The Model Shop Belfast, but I just got track and a few other bits instead:(

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the BR 2-6-4 fairburn tank is a dead ringer for the RPSI's no 4 just a little sawing , build up the bunker and bobs your uncle![ATTACH=CONFIG]1944[/ATTACH]

 

 

Seamus post up the photos for Baby GM of the conversion you did on the schools class it was also another good one you did

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It's alright, I read his workbench and particularly that tutorial many times on the 'old old' forum, though some people who haven't seen it might be interested

Thanks again lads

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SSM can provide numbers crests and lining for various GNR(I), GSR and CIE versions if you need them. And we have brass versions of the WT No.4 and J15 brass number plates.

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SSM can provide numbers crests and lining for various GNR(I), GSR and CIE versions if you need them. And we have brass versions of the WT No.4 and J15 brass number plates.

 

Excellent, they will come in handy when I start on whatever loco I choose, Thanks:)

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Filthy looking old beasts but that,s my jealousy as i don,t have anything like them.

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Can anyone tell me are there any RTR steam engines that can be modified to be Irish as I'd like to have some loco's to haul my Cravens and RPSI Mk 2's

My main interest would be RPSI loco's:

171 Slieve Gullion

085 Merlin

No.4

No.186

 

Thanks:)

 

Do you mean something like this.

Enjoy.

Wiggy.

 

 

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Lads I have just gotten a Hornby Dean gods to be converted into no 186!

I'm extra happy with this because I was in the cab of no 186 in connolly yard when my uncle treated me to a trip around the yard and the CTC office

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