The S scale denotes a ratio of 1:64. This scale signifies that one unit of measurement on the model corresponds to 64...
Valid to UK only - excludes oversized items
The S scale denotes a ratio of 1:64. This scale signifies that one unit of measurement on the model corresponds to 64...
Most airbrushes will come with a pressure regulator built-in, but what is this facility for, and which pressure...
A number of modellers will work with white metal components as either part of their model or as additional...
There are a few options for motorising a level crossing on a model railway layout: Servo motor: One option is to use...
If like most modellers, you have an abundance of used model paints lying around, you will be familiar with the pang...
There are lots of figures available concentrating on the 'Big Four' and early 'British Railways' eras, this often leaves figures specifically catering for earlier periods such as 'pre-grouping' left buried and undiscovered, however, with a little searching, figures depicting the early 1900s are out there and once discovered, is worth the work.
Preiser is a good place to start when searching for Victorian or early 20th century figures. They produce a range of plastic hand-painted 00 gauge figures dressed in Victorian attire including examples for use in railway scenarios as well as street scenes. Alternatively, Langley produce a selection of Edwardian and Victorian figures in white metal which come unpainted allowing modellers to finish their models to represent a particular style or era.
The range of figures available for dressing a layout is nothing short of immense and spread across many manufacturers, but, with a little bit of patience and searching, the perfect figures for your layout
could be just around the corner.
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