Deconstructing a garden railway
- Justrite
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Deconstructing a garden railway
Hi unfortunately we are deconstructing my father’s garden railway. He was a superb modeller ( but I confess to being biased) and focussed on the Talyllyn Railway and Corris Railway. We are keeping as much as we can, but we have many unbuilt Atropos kits 16mm -Corris railway 4 wheel carriage, trestle slab wagon, iron drop door open wagon plus a few others as well as parts and wheels - all brand new in unopened packages. We will be selling them once I figure out what to request. That is my problem, I can’t find any for sale, so I am struggling to estimate what they are worth? We also have a mix of new and used tracks plus some larger made models. Any guidance and advice on how we can re home his collection would be appreciated. Many Thanks J
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Re: Deconstructing a garden railway
Welcome to the forum. Sorry to hear about your dad. Must be doubly upsetting to have to dismantle his railway.
Atropos kits are very good quality. I found a couple of their smaller kits listed on the web for £25 if that's any help ...
Eg https://www.amazinglittletrains.com/pro ... it-atropos
Alternatively, you could put them up for auction on eBay and let them find their own price.
Rik
Atropos kits are very good quality. I found a couple of their smaller kits listed on the web for £25 if that's any help ...
Eg https://www.amazinglittletrains.com/pro ... it-atropos
Alternatively, you could put them up for auction on eBay and let them find their own price.
Rik
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