Tim Dubya

Some wagon body mouldings/kits for the LSWR devotee in 2mm, 4mm, 7mm and Gauge 1

I've recently discovered the delights of GRA Models and it's ever helpful proprietor, Graham Baker.  I have just placed an order for some resin wagon bodies with Graham and will come back with my thoughts once received.

Details as follows:

Graham Baker

18 Lower Tail
Carpenders Park
Watford
Hertfordshire
WD19 5DD

E-mail:alygra@btinternet.com

Tel: 07833 364274 (Monday – Friday 09:00-17:00 GMT only)

Web: www.gramodels.co.uk

2mm:

WN01 12/15 ton 8 plank open
WN02 12/15 ton 8 plank open
WN03 12/15 ton 8 plank sheeted
WN04 12/15 ton 8 plank sheeted
WN05 Ventilated Meat Van
WN06 Insulated Goods Van
WN07 As 03 open with sheet rail
WN08 As 04 open with sheet rail
WN09 As 01 Steel end posts
WN10 As 02 Steel end posts
WN11 Rectank
WN12 Cattle truck
WN13 War Flat
WN14 RUDD
WN15 Ventilated Butter Van
WN16 Machinery Well Wagon
WN17 Ramp wagon

4mm:

00401 War Flat
00401a Buffer beam (With jack)
00401b As 401a no jacks
00401c As 401a no jacks type 2
00401d Buffers (None working)
00402 LSWR Lowmac
00403 LSWR 8 plank open (4 types)
00404 LSWR As 403 (Sheeted )
00405 LSWR Sleeper wagon
00406 LSWR 1 plank open
00407 LSWR 1 plank open (steel)
00408 LSWR 3 plank open
00409 LSWR 3 plank open (steel)
00410 Rectank
00411 Ramp wagon
00412 Diamond frame bogies
00413 Plate bogies
00414 Covered Goods Sr. Dia.1410

00415 As above open one side
00416 Gunpowder van Sr. Dia. 1701

7mm:

0701 War flat. 1919
0701a Buffer beams (Jacked)
0701b As 701a no jacks
0701c As 701a no jacks type
07mm02 Rectank
07mm03 Ramp wagon
07mm04 Diamond Frame Bogies

Gauge 1:

3201 LSWR 5 plank open
3202 Rectank
3203 War flat
3204 Diamond frame bogies

The catalogue (including a vast array of military vehicles in many scales) is available via a link on the GRA Models website.  Please be aware that due to an increase in the cost of raw materials Graham has had to increase the price, so those quoted will no longer be correct.

I have no connection with this business other than being a customer (so usual disclaimers apply!) and will report back once I have the mouldings.

Cheers

Tim

LSWR / SR / BR Ironclads please (inc. the pull-push sets) and some decent Bulleids.

Cheers

It's clearly not a cheap book.  Didn't he do a four volume edition?  I bought Volume 4 from Book Law for a tenner earlier this year.

I've not come across a copy, but one day my search may not be in vein

The best bit from their ebay ad is:

"About Book2Basics :

Our company is dedicated to providing you with the best quality, lowest cost products on eBay".

Anyone fancy getting a copy of Mr Weddells book from Ebay (no bidding just "Buy it Now"), if you do, please could you scan a couple of pages for me?

Justs a heads up and big thank you to Hubert at Model Railway Developments, not only for excellent products but for super fast delivery.

Thanks Hubert :thankyou:

Cheers

Tim

Thanks, I can see what's what now.

Cheers

Tim

Great to see Dunster in model form and nice it looks too.

We spend a week every year at Dunster Beach so it's good to see our "local" station on here, do you have a trackplan?

Cheers

Tim

There is no reason why a Thumper should not appear on such a layout.  They might in fact have reached that far if the lines had survived a little longer - WR DMUs made it after all.

Indeed, in fact a Thumper was spotted (well, as soon as it arrives) on a late 1950'S ex-LSWR branch in South Devon - so why not Cornwall!

Looking forward to this one too

Fantastic news better crack on with something to run them on

FANTASTIC!

"I love spamcans, Bulleid was best, the NCR was the only true railway in Cornwall".