6.5mm Gauge Simplex and Train 2007D064
Scratch built 20 hp cabbed Simplex loco with a ‘flying bench’ open carriage and small closed carriage, both scratch built on small egger chassis.
Photo © Andrew Burnham, used with permission
Mikes Models Ffestiniog style bogie coach 2007H038
Built and painted example of this early (1970s) 009 carriage kit.
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Ffestiniog & Blaenau Railway 4 wheel coaches 2007H109, 020 & 021
3 coaches built by G.T. Wheway.
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Derek Naylor Aire Valley Railway 4 wheel coach 2006H028 and van 2007H041
Coach and van built by Derek Naylor for his Aire Valley Railway.
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Derek Naylor Aire Valley Railway goods stock 2007H042, 043 and 045
Cattle van (2007H042) and hopper wagons built by Derek Naylor for his 12 mm gauge Aire Valley Railway.
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North Wales Narrow Gauge Railway Pickering coach 2007H022
Built by G.T. Wheway.
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North Wales Narrow Gauge Railway Single Fairlie 2007H028
Part built white metal kit (Chivers Finlines) on a Liliput 0-6-2 chassis.
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Plynlimon & Hafan wagons 2006D006 & 7
Built by David Burleigh from the (then) Meridian Models kit.
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Saltford Models ‘Trojan’ 0-6-0T 2019H012
This is one of the 6 examples of the ‘ready to run’ 0-6-0T locos produced by Brian Clarke of Saltford Models during the early 1980s. It is Based on the large Bagnall 0-6-0T ‘Dennis’ built for the Snailbeach & District Railway but reduced in size to match the more usual 009 loading gauge. Saltford Models of Bath also produced a range of kits and parts for 009, and other examples of their output are included in the Society’s collection.
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Ian Kirk bogie coaches 2007H031& 032
Ian kirk produced some of the first injection moulded plastic kits for 009, including these bogie coaches, back in the 1970s.
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