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End of season sale!
Now that the garden railway construction season is winding down we have decided to have a track and stock sale to clear some space in the warehouse. The following items are offered including VAT and UK delivery on a strictly … More →
Accucraft October news
Unfortunately the ‘season of mists and mellow fruitfulness’ has brought with it the cold wind of hard economics and, in light of the fall in the value of Sterling, we have had to make some hard choices about the shape … More →
Accucraft September News
The Llanfair Garden Railway Show was another great success and the Welshpool & Llanfair Railway pulled out all the stops to match – grateful thanks to the organisers of both events! The show enabled us to announce the new WD … More →
Electric
‘YEO’, ‘EXE’ & ‘TAW’ L&B Electric 2-6-2T
Named after local rivers, three Manning Wardle 2-6-2 tank locomotives were supplied to the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway when it opened in 1897. It was soon realised that the three locomotives could not handle all the line’s traffic and they … More Info
‘MONA’ Isle of Man Electric 2-4-0T
Arriving as a joint delivery with No. 4 Loch in 1874 in readiness for the opening of the Port Erin line, the locomotive is named from the Latin word meaning Isle of Man. Together with sister No. 4 she carried … More Info
‘MANNIN’ Isle of Man Electric 2-4-0T
‘Mannin’ was the last locomotive to be supplied to the Isle of Man and built in 1926 by Beyer, Peacock & Co. (works number 6296). No. 16 was by far the most powerful 2-4-0T locomotive on the line. She was purchased … More Info
‘COUNTESS’ W & L Electric 0-6-0T
Beyer Peacock built two 0-6-0T locos for the newly constructed Welshpool & Llanfair Railway in 1903. These small but powerful narrow gauge locos were taken over by the Cambrian Railway when it acquired the line and then by the GWR … More Info