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Read full details here https://irishrailwaymodels.com/blogs/announcements/a-first-look-at-our-22000-rotem-intercity-railcars

Announced at the 2022 Dublin show in Raheny, we're delighted to bring you the first tooled samples of our all new Rotem ICR 22000 Intercity Railcars at the 2023 show at Blackrock College this October Bank Holiday weekend! There is some improvements to be made to the tooling, such as fit and finish, particularly the removable roof sections. We are also looking at the fine tuning of the underframe equipment and improving the car-to-car connections. However, pictures tell a story of a thousand words, so feast your eyes below! As well as the ICR tooling, we also have the first samples of the Sculfort shunting tractor. This little loco is un-powered and comes free with each ICR 6 car pack, based of the shunting tractor in Portlaoise Depot. Our ICRs are on course for delivery in Summer of 2024! As you can see, the first high quality ready-to-run model of an Irish railcar that is prototypically accurate is shaping up rather well indeed! Due to the size of the sets, production is limited, so we advise any of you thinking of placing an order to do so very soon to avoid disappointment. Browse the range of 3, 4 and 6 car sets via the link below, and place your preorder, either no money down until they arrive in stock, or spread the payments over 6 months via our partial.ly service at no extra cost! Pre-Order Your 22000 ICR Here!

No as all the 37/6 have Class 50 bogies I’m afraid!

Correct. It’s the obstacle deflector that protects the ETCS equipment frame (incidentally the first time ever such equipment has been actually modeled rtr) 👍

accurascale green 37’s are in hand and shipping to customers?

we have recently added Royal Mail to the warehouse so at checkout on parcels up to 2 kg. You can now choose either DHL or royal mail both for free.

Dominoes are provided as an optional paper headcode for customers to install.

Yes as well as some other feedback driven changes. We will be putting together detailed content about that very soon.

Since we’ve not shipped any yet (in the warehouse as posted above) everyone is in the same position at the moment. We greatly appreciate your patience.

They are indeed :) They are in the studio for their glamour shots, hence due imminently (in terms of online) Those who attended GETS at the weekend would have had the opportunity to inspect them in person 👍

Decorated samples are due imminently

https://accurascale.customerdesk.io/#rp-customer-widget-faq-84f3cd19-1657-43c9-87b1-605a84e4e6a2

Larger boxes that are also made to measure.

They’re in the warehouse but only came in quite late in the week. Well start breakdown in the coming week and get them out asap.

https://www.accurascale.com/collections/24-5t-huo-coal-hopper-o-gauge

Apologies. My confusion entirely as the diesels have decoder selection dips, the manor as it has a much simpler pcb does not. Mea culpa. Please ignore any reference to dip switches in the manor.

The included manual has a set of pin configs (should also be on a yellow ‘warning’ card). The pin arrangement is different for DC , an ESU chip or a non ESU chip

Have you checked the dip switch array is in the ESU setting? Its needed to switch through the correct pins to the stay alive also?

These are the brackets for the centre snowplough. If you’re not installing the ploughs you can put these on the bufferbeam instead

Have you reached out to support? Ensure also you are feeding at least 14V to the track...

This thread started on the 17th September - not 6 months ago? (though our first 7mm model was actually announced in 2018! https://www.accurascale.com/collections/7mm-o-gauge )

There are five pick and pack lanes which can move at a different pace.

All of our Loco boxes are identical dimensions. Hope that helps!

M1.7 x 3mm They were supposed to be in the packs, we are checking in with the Factory and if you've any trouble sourcing, drop us a line and we can post you out some. Apologies for the trouble!