New releases from Porterhouse Models
Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2023 8:13 am
Good Morning,
We are happy to announce these new releases following the Exeter Garden Railway Show last weekend.
The first new release is the 7/8ths scale GWR 2 ton slate wagon which runs on 45mm track
These retail at £26.00 each ready to run to paint in your desired livery.
https://www.porterhousemodels.co.uk/sto ... late-wagon
The next new release is a model of the Ffestiniog Iron Coal wagon (166 is preserved) for SM32 gauge. The model features prototypical drop couplings and opening doors.
These retail at £60 each ready to run. They are ready for you to paint in your desired livery.
https://www.porterhousemodels.co.uk/sto ... coal-wagon
The final new release is a model of the Ffestiniog tank wagon number 64. The prototype lives at Tan-y-bwlch most of the time and is used as a mobile water tank. Back in the oil firing days of the Ffestiniog the wagon was used for the loco fuel oil.
We measured up the real prototype earlier in the year at the railway and decals for its current livery are avalible from Endon Valley Decals.
These retail at £98.50 ready to run. They are ready for you to paint in your desired livery.
https://www.porterhousemodels.co.uk/sto ... er-tank-64
Best wishes
Porterhouse Models
We are happy to announce these new releases following the Exeter Garden Railway Show last weekend.
The first new release is the 7/8ths scale GWR 2 ton slate wagon which runs on 45mm track
- 2000_653e88518616a.jpg (91.6 KiB) Viewed 7177 times
https://www.porterhousemodels.co.uk/sto ... late-wagon
The next new release is a model of the Ffestiniog Iron Coal wagon (166 is preserved) for SM32 gauge. The model features prototypical drop couplings and opening doors.
- 2000_653ff19077c93.jpg (340.04 KiB) Viewed 7177 times
https://www.porterhousemodels.co.uk/sto ... coal-wagon
The final new release is a model of the Ffestiniog tank wagon number 64. The prototype lives at Tan-y-bwlch most of the time and is used as a mobile water tank. Back in the oil firing days of the Ffestiniog the wagon was used for the loco fuel oil.
We measured up the real prototype earlier in the year at the railway and decals for its current livery are avalible from Endon Valley Decals.
- 2000_653e85bd6f6c6.jpg (867.62 KiB) Viewed 7177 times
https://www.porterhousemodels.co.uk/sto ... er-tank-64
Best wishes
Porterhouse Models