Product | Category | Sub-Category | Company | Diagram | Reference | Description |
DMU/EMU/Railcars | Kits | | London Transport | | | Resin kit [bodysides, roof, ends and bogies] for a 1931 tube loading gauge, "Standard Stock" trailer car. 130 prototypes were built by BRCW & GRCW and were the final development of tube stock prior to the development of the semi-streamlined 1938 stock. Some bespoke lost wax fittings included. All that is required for the purchaser to provide are two pairs of Slaters 7130 [2ft8in Lowmac] wheelsets. Instruction sheet will be freely available on request from asharma955@hotmail.co.uk |
Road Vehicles | Kits | Commercials | London Transport | | | Ford Thames Trader Mk2 Crewcab box body London Transport auxillary breakdown tender dating from around 1963 and in service until approx 1980. Kit is resin with WM wheels. Kit designed with separate detailed ladder chassis so if preferred the basic vehicle could be converted [with scratchbuilding] into a crewcab dropside lorry.
In due course, I will probably produce suitable alternate parts.
In LT service the vehicles had the fleet numbers 1281F-1283F. |
Road Vehicles | Kits | Tractors & plant (inc Military) | | | | Bedford RL dropside 4x4 lorry. The classic UK Army lorry in service with UK and foreign armies from early 1950s until the late 1970s. A highly accurate kit, probably not suitable for beginners, as it consists of a mixture of resin, lost wax, white metal and finely etched N-S parts. Comes with a small set of appropriate army formation waterslide decals. |
Road Vehicles | Kits | Tractors & plant (inc Military) | | | | JCB 3C Mk2 true 1:43.5 scale kit. Resin body and scoop with WM and resin wheels. Many lost wax brass detailing parts. This kit does not include the optional backactor which was previously available as a separate kit. |
DMU/EMU/Railcars | Kits | | London Transport | Q35 | | New ..... Q35 District line trailer car. Resin body, now with etched nickel-silver inner and outer bogies with WM and L/W castings.Complete with waterslide decal of an appropriate 1930-40s seat moquette. Instruction sheet available as a pdf on request to asharma955@hotmail.co.uk |