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There's not been a WW1 guide from the association and there isn't one planned unless someone wants to write it... I can recommend WDLR Album for inspiration, its a great book filled with photographs. Ah, OK, the 4th post in this thread suggested otherwise. :) I have the WDLR Album on order and also...

andymctractor:120085 wrote:Wrightscale prove some WW1 rolling stock items.


http://wrightscale.co.uk/accessories.html#/

Thanks, I didn't know the French Pechot vehicles were available.

David

I am aware of the following currently available SM32 rolling stock for the WDLR of WW1. Swiftsixteen Class D bogie wagon Class H bogie wagon Workshop train generator van Workshop train machinery van Workshop train tool van Workshop train officers van Slaters Plastikard Class A wagon Class D bogie wa...

There's not been a WW1 guide from the association and there isn't one planned unless someone wants to write it... I can recommend WDLR Album for inspiration, its a great book filled with photographs. Ah, OK, the 4th post in this thread suggested otherwise. :) I have the WDLR Album on order and also...

Hello all Recognizing 100 years since the start of World War 1 lead me to start a bit of research into combining two interests of mine - 16mm narrow gauge garden railways/ modelling and World War 1 history. I was wondering whether anyone on here models this period of trench railways in garden scale...