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Accucraft June News
It’s June and we’re “bustin’ out all over” with stock arrivals and news of an open day / garage sale at the unit in August. We also bring you an update about the 7/8ths” scale Decauville’s which needs to be … More →
Accucraft May News
Well, the Peterborough Show didn’t disappoint! A very well attended exhibition with plenty to see and on offer. We were delighted to show the Accucraft (US) 7/8ths” Scale Forney and were proud to sponsor the display of the North Bay … More →
Accucraft April News
Spring finally seems to have arrived in Herefordshire and with it the promise of a summer filled with deliveries! The show season continues with the big one, The National Garden Railway Show, on Saturday 8th April. As ever we will … 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