“ BILDINS ”
STRUCTURES—with a “rail” bias An evolving series of small, “lasered”, mostly wooden structures — drawn from NZ railway & rural scenes — past & present. Assemble as “pristine”, “well worn” or “derelict” - your call. North Eastern siding Woods More Info »RUSTON HORNSBY 165
Just because only 1 came to NZ is no excuse not to own & build this “superior” 0-6-0; resplendently Lincoln Green; so much more elegant than those dreary red Drewries etc. Urethane cast details Operating external cranks More Info »RUSTON 48 DS
a super model of one of thousands of the "oil engines" prodcued from Lincolnshire - several operated on the "mainland" - one still is a back-up- one preserved in operation - both cab variants available ( specify) - also More Info »HUDSWELL CLARKE D 29
An etched kitset for one of the “little engines that could” , and in fact several still can, some 74 years after the original 12 left Leeds—a testimony to UK craftsmanshipHITACHI Tr
A nickel-silver etched kit for the "gruntiest" of the NZR rail tractors; several still operational from the class of six; have featured all the owner colour schemes, commencing with the infamous "nippon pink" they arrived on these shores in; a separate More Info »AUSTIN SEVEN VAN
A multi-media kit for a 1934 RN series van—1 piece urethane body & chassis; pewter details; etched “wire spoked” wheels.
More Info »A & G PRICE - Da Class
An essay in “class” for modelers with a taste for “tramway” style “critters” ; 3 were produced by Prices of Thames in the 1950’s for duty in the “deep south” coalfields - ran on 2 foot gauge - 2 still More Info »