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Accucraft October News
End of Season Sale! The big news this month is that we are having an end of season clear out of older lines, ‘open box’ items and repaired stock, J&M Coaches make a welcome return, the G1MRA AGM and Show … More →
The future of Aster.
Despite rumours of its recent demise we’d like to assure Aster and Accucraft customers that Aster is alive and well and planning on growth! Bing Cheng of Accucraft Trains and Fujii Susumu of Aster Hobby have issued the following joint … More →
Accucraft September News
It was a hectic start to the month with the Llanfair Garden Railway Show, where it was great to see so many of you; the two new generic locomotives, Talgarth and Sabrina were very well received (see the forthcoming review … More →
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Decauville 0-6-0T (1:19 scale)
The Decauville company was founded in 1875 by Paul Decauville. The firm developed a large catalogue of narrow gauge equipment and was eventually able to offer a complete light railway system, locomotives, track and rolling stock, for industrial and agricultural … More Info
Decauville 0-4-0T (1:19 scale)
The Decauville company was founded in 1875 by Paul Decauville. The firm developed a large catalogue of narrow gauge equipment and was eventually able to offer a complete light railway system, locomotives, track and rolling stock, for industrial and agricultural … More Info
Saxon VIK 0-10-0T (1:20.3 scale)
Originally developed at the end of World War 1 as a replacement for the Brigadelok 0-8-0T locomotives, these were some of the biggest engines built for the Saxon 750mm gauge network. Fifteen locomotives were built by Henschel during 1918-19 and … More Info
Saxon IIIK 0-6-2T (1:20.3 scale)
These unusual locomotives were developed to exploit the Klose system of articulation, a method which allowed the leading and trailing driven axles to move radially to accommodate tight curves on narrow gauge lines. To further complicate the design was equipped … More Info
Saxon IK 0-6-0T (1:20.3 scale)
The original Saxon Class IK were built by the Sächsischen Maschinenfabrik, formerly Richard Hartmann AG in Chemnitz. The Royal Saxon State Railways acquired a total of 39 locomotives of short, stout, tank locomotives between 1881 to 1892. The first five … More Info