47-0107 Narrow Gauge (NG7) Slate Footbridge Class_Class-87 and now we have expanded

and now we have expanded our tooling suite further in order to offer models of the locomotives that were fitted with tablet catcher apparatus

allowing you to show your support for action against climate change while running your model railway layout

Equipped with a Plux22 DCC Decoder Socket or sound fitted

5081 was built in 1939 and originally named ‘Penrice Castle’ but was renamed ‘Lockheed Hudson’ in 1941

47-0107 Narrow Gauge (NG7) Slate Footbridge Class_Class-87 and now we have expandedMany narrow gauge railways were built to serve the slate industry, working through slate mines and quarries to aid workers in moving slate around the site during the extraction and finishing processes and then, once ready for sale, onwards to transhipment yards. Given the abundance of slate in these locations, the material was used to build much of the infrastructure needed to operate the railways, to the extent that even footbridges were built from