Category Archives: News

Please note that the Accucraft (UK) office will be closed from Monday 20th August until Tuesday 28th August. … More →

Welcome to our August newsletter.  This month we bring two important news stories.  Firstly we have been appointed Aster-Accucraft dealers and secondly the production prototype of the WD Hunslet broke cover at this year’s very successful ‘Tracks to the Trenches’ … More →

Welcome to our July newsletter.  This month we bring you news of Ian and Sandy Pearse’s retirement from the business and plans for the company’s future as well as an update on the arrival of the Mk1 coaches and a … More →

Welcome to our June newsletter.  This is a final call for our forthcoming open day and sale and a reminder of our move to retailing at Pontrilas.  The delivery of the L&B Manning Wardles will be concluded this month and our stock is now all … More →

You will no doubt be aware that the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) needs to be in place by the 25th of May 2018. It is therefore our duty to inform you as a customer of Accucraft (UK) Ltd … More →

Welcome to our May newsletter.  This month we bring you news of our forthcoming open day and sale, our move to retailing at Pontrilas, the arrival of the L&B Manning Wardles, a preview of the new Mk1 coaches, 7/8ths” Decauvilles … More →

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 →

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 →

Even though it is March, Spring seems a long way off!  No matter, the show season is here and we will be attending Large Scale Model Rail this weekend and the National Garden Railway Show in April – we look … More →

Victory!  As we start 2018, the 100th Anniversary of the end of World War One, what could be more appropriate than to commemorate it with the Railways Operating Division ‘Victory’?  The initial delivery of these outstanding little Gauge 1 locomotives … More →