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Gauge O 7mm 5XP Jubilee Class, 45724 'Warspite' in BR late green Ref: 9780ROW
Gauge O 7mm 5XP Jubilee Class, 45724 'Warspite' in BR late green, Built to a good standard, a good example of model making, with a host of well executed detail, including, , leaf springs behind the driving wheels, brake gear, sanding pipes etc, cab detail complete with painted crew , real coal in tender, Fower tender has coal rail , all finished to a V good standard, paintwork is satin and unblemished, model runs well ,. Has 68Ashed plates, , As a 68A loco it carries the larger Scottish style running numbers

Price: £895.00 / $1,387.25
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The Right Price Railway Company 7mm B1 Class.4-6-0 Locomotive and Tender, No. 61002 'Impala' in British Railways mixed traffic black livery Ref: 97809579ROW
The Right Price Railway Company, a Gauge O model 7mm of a Thompson B1 4-6-0 Locomotive and Tender, No. 61002 'Impala' in British Railways mixed traffic black livery. The loco carries the early style British Railways emblem to the tender which has a real coal load. The model has been built to a reasonable standard. We have had it on test and it does run okay but there are one or two issues. on running the wheels slip quite badly I think it needs a bit more weight adding over the wheels. If I am completely honest I would think that this model is going to end up spending some time being fettled one way or another.. I would regard the whole thing as a condition B. It has got sprung buffers, it has got Vac pipes, screw link couplings, a 64A shed plate and large style Scottish numbers. It has got a painted crew which is very good. The back head detail is pretty rudimentary. All in all it looks good but I think to make it a beautiful smooth runner I think you are going to have to invest a little time in it.

Price: £595.00 / $922.25
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Right Price Railway Company, 7mm O gauge finescale model of a Peppercorn A1 Class 4-6-2 Locomotive and Tender, No.60152 "Holyrood" in British Railways lined green Ref: 978095793ROW
Right Price Railway Company, 7mm O gauge finescale model of a Peppercorn A1 Class 4-6-2 Locomotive and Tender, No.60152 "Holyrood" in British Railways lined green livery with the Early style emblem to the tender. The model is of brass construction and has been finished to a reasonable standard.(See later NOTE) It has real coal in the tender, sprung buffers, vac pipes, screw-link couplings, and etched metal nameplates. The model has been used. . There is a reasonable level of detail.NOTE: Possibly the major point I would raise is that when the model is viewed from the cab, looking forward, the cab floor appears not to be square. Checking the alignment of the chimney and cab roof etc, everything is square in all other respects. Overall, the model is attractive and certainly looks the part. Condition is a good B, possibly slightly better. Comes in its original box.

Price: £795.00 / $1,232.25
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O Gauge, 7mm O gauge finescale model of a ex-Caledonian/LMS Class 3F 'Jumbo' 0-6-0 Tender Locomotive, No.57614 Ref: 9780957934ROW.
O Gauge, 7mm O gauge finescale model of a ex-Caledonian/LMS Class 3F 'Jumbo' 0-6-0 Tender Locomotive, No.57614 in British Railways early black livery Made to a reasonable standard fitted with a can motor, runs smoothly, has some back head detail fitted with painted crew. It comes complete with sprung buffers, coal in bunker, chain link couplings, Vac pipes. paint finish is not the best I have seen- model looks to be slightly weathered, the biggest issue however is NOTE: the tender fall plate and assembly is leaning forward at an angle and the tender body is slightly proud on the chassis at this end, needs some work to correct ( nothing broken) comes in non original box.

Price: £425.00 / $658.75
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Gauge O 7mm Duchess Class, 46256 'Sir William Stanier FRS' in BR late maroon Ref: 9780957934854
Gauge O 7mm Duchess Class 4-6-2 express passenger Locomotive and tender , 46256 'Sir William Stanier FRS' in BR late maroon. Built to exhibition standards, a truly superb example of model making, with a host of well executed detail, including, copper lubricating pipe- work, leaf springs behind the driving wheels, loco/tender water connections, brake gear, sanding pipes etc, fantastic cab detail complete with painted crew ( fireman is smoking a fag) , real coal in tender, all finished to a fantastic standard, paintwork is satin and unblemished, model runs well , it is however currently on a wooden plinth with a piece of track, the model is screwed to the plinth, with fully removable screws provided by the builder. Has 5A shed plates, 'Crewe North' , comes with a Perspex cover for the plinth which is a little poorly made the joins can be seen, overall a terrific model which would suite the collector , runner or for display

Price: £1,750.00 / $2,712.50
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DJH K315, DJH, O gauge ( 7mm) Class 37 Co-Co diesel electric type 3 locomotive, No D6601 in British Railways green livery with small yellow warning panels Ref: 9780957934783
DJH, O gauge ( 7mm) Class 37 Co-Co diesel electric type 3 locomotive, No D6601 in British Railways green livery with small yellow warning panels and late crest to body. This is a white metal kit built model from the DJH (K315) locomotive kit, Both bogies are independently powered by a 12 Volt 0.70A Buehler motor with Delrin chain drive. The model encompasses both internal and external bi-directional lighting and a driver in No 1 cab. It is an authentic scale model of the popular and versatile Type 3 locomotive as ordered by the BTC in 1959, and which 309 units were eventually built, this example being one of the last 10 to be built allocated to South Wales from new. Model is built to exhibition standard. Builder and Painter David Southwell, Models comes with all paper work and original box NOTE: the only poiny I would raise is the yellow paint on the small yellow panels has not faired too well, and looks a bit see through in places.

Price: £949.00 / $1,470.95
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DJH, Class 03 0-6-0 Diesel Mechanical Shunter, Factory Made in BR Blue Ref: OFIN100100
DJH, a ready-to-run 7mm gauge O model of a Class 03 0-6-0 Diesel Mechanical Shunter, No.03021 in British Rail corporate blue with the arrow motif to the cab sides. Has been finished to a very high standard. There is a high level of detail and the model has been robustly manufactured means it's a useable model - it's not so delicate like some fine scale models can be. It is fitted with chain-link couplings and handrails. The running plate is kind of knurled, which gives a very realistic look. It is fitted with sprung buffers and the cab detail is excellent. The loco runs very smoothly. It's glazed and ready to go. All it really needs perhaps is a crew to complete. Loco was originally numbered D3021in BR pre-tops days.

Price: £395.00 / $612.25
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