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Accucraft Open Day & Clearance Sale – Pontrilas 16th June Following the success of last year’s open day and sale we have decided to run one again this year with an emphasis on clearing out old stock lines to make room … More →
Accucraft April News
It’s show time! We ‘d like to share some of the dates when we are attending shows this year with you, including our own open day and clearance sale on 16th June. It’s hard to believe that Large Scale Model Rail … More →
The last Heisler!
We have reserved the last Heisler! If any of you ‘gearheads’ out would like one this is your last chance! What is more, it comes with two free logging cars for just £2,995.00! Contact our office as soon as you … 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