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Wexford Model Train SHow 2011

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  • 30-03-2011 11:17am
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    Cookie_Monster
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    24th and 25th April 2011
    I went to this last year, great way to spend a few hours. Will be heading down again this year.

    No affiliation or anything with the group, just though people should know it's on :)

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    Cookie_Monster
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    Bump


    Today and tomorrow


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    coolwings
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    Not possible to go.
    But if you do, please take a few snaps and post them so we can get some idea of it.


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    Greenman
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    Cookie_Monster wrote: »
    Bump


    Today and tomorrow

    So how was it for you?

    Any pics?


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    Cookie_Monster
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    Greenman wrote: »
    So how was it for you?

    Any pics?

    No pics I'm afraid, there's a video from wexfordtv though.
    www.wexfordtv.ie

    but I do have a pic of this model what I got from one of the guy's down there. I gave him 4 olive green bachmann sealions a couple of week previously and this is what he did for me, turning them into NIR ballasts, cheap and stunning work
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    before: http://railsofsheffield.com/40-ton-sealion-ygh-bogie-hopper-wagon-olive-green-38-130-jjja4457.aspx

    Good day, spent a lot of time chatting to people, most of the layouts are the "usual suspects" from the Irish scene, some quality quality n gauge layouts, the 00 gauge weren't as impressive overall


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