16mm scale model of a Lynton and Barnstaple Railway Manning Wardle 2-6-2 tank "Taw"
The model is gas fired R/C for both regulator and reverser
The model is finished in the late L&B livery with "Southern" works plates
fitted to the side of the cab
16mm scale model of a Lynton and Barnstaple Railway Manning Wardle 2-6-2 tank "Exe"
The model is gas fired with R/C for both regulator and reverser
The model is finished in the Southern olive green
16mm scale model of a Lynton and Barnstaple Railway Manning Wardle 2-6-2 tank "Yeo"
The model is gas fired with R/C for both regulator and reverser
The model is finished in Southern olive green and is fitted with carriage steam heating
16mm scale model of a Lynton and Barnstaple Railway Manning Wardle 2-6-2 tank "Lew"
The model is coal fired manual control
The model is finished in Southern olive green and is fitted with carriage steam heating
"Lew" and "Yeo" ready to haul the last train to run on the L&B on Sunday 29th September 1935
"Yeo" hauling a typical L&B freight train
"Lew" hauling a typical L&B freight train
16mm scale model of a Lynton and Barnstaple Railway Manning Wardle 2-6-2 tank "Lew"
The model is coal fired with manual control
The model is finished in Southern olive green and shows "Lew" as delivered in 1925 to
the L&B Railway
A "one off" 45mm gauge 16mm scale model of a Lynton and Barnstaple Railway Manning Wardle 2-6-2 tank
The model is gas fired with R/C control for regulator and reverser
The model is finished in British Railways style livery
16mm scale model of a Lynton and Barnstaple Railway Manning Wardle 2-6-2 tank "Lew"
The model is coal fired with manual control
The model is finished in Southern olive green and show "Lew" as delivered in 1925 to
the L&B railway with green cab front and back
"Cedrig", a coal fired tender loco using the Accucraft Edrig chassis power unit
Green version of the above "Cedrig"
"Emma" a coal fired 0-6-0 tender loco using the Roundhouse "Lady Anne" chassis
"Emma" was produced in both kit and RTR form
"Emma" 0-4-0 version of above using the Roundhouse "Billy" chassis
Another "Emma" 0-6-0 coal fired tender loco
1/12th scale model of the Heywood "Katie" 0-4-0 tank engine
The model is gas fired
This loco ran on the 15" gauge estate railway at Eaton Hall in Cheshire
3/4 rear view of the above "Katie"
A coal fired conversion of the Roundhouse "Atlantic" 0-6-2 tank loco
The modifications included cutting the loco down from an 0-6-2 to an 0-6-0
Coal fired conversion of the Accucraft "Edrig" 0-4-0 tank engine
Pair of Accucraft "Edrig" coal fired conversions
Accucraft 0-6-0 tank engine "Wrekin" converted to coal firing
Coal fired "Edrig" conversion now owned by Tag Gorton Editor of Garden Rail and featured many times in the magazine
Tag has spent a lot of time enhancing the model since this photo was taken.
"One off" coal fired 0-6-0 tank engine using a Roundhouse
"Lady Anne" chassis and modified Simply 7/8ths body kit
Scale model of "Coolum" loco built by Fowlers of Leeds and shipped to Australia in the 1920s to work on a sugar plantation
The model is coal fired with manual control and working front and rear headlights
Another view of "Coolum"
Coal fired conversion of the Accucraft "Ragleth" 0-4-0 tank engine
This model is very similar to the earlier Edrig coal conversions
RTR version of our coal fired "Robert" kit built for a customer
The model uses the Roundhouse Hackworth valve gear chassis
Another RTR "Robert" as above but fitted with the detailing kit to enhance the overall appearance of the model
"George Lawley" a "one off" coal fired model using a cut down Accucraft Lawley chassis and heavily modified Simply 7/8ths body kit
3/4 rear view of "George Lawley"
16mm scale model of the Festiniog Railway "Funkey" diesel
The model is finished in the National power blue livery the diesel carried when first built, it
is now in a green livery similar to the BR livery carried by diesels in the 1960s
The model is battery powered using two motors and is R/C controlled, it is also fitted with on
board sound system and directional lights
