Select from 320 loco parts, 40 coach parts, 105 lineside items, 24 OLE supports, 38 signalling items and 18 kits for N narrow gauge.

For help in selecting parts from a specific era scroll to bottom of page.

Photographs - please remember items are N gauge, the photo is often bigger than the part.

Loco and chassis kits, chassis parts, tender mounted drive.

Parts organised by type, e.g. domes together, buffers together

GWR loco parts.

SR loco parts including SECR.

LNWR, MR & S&D loco parts.

LMS loco parts.

GCR loco parts.

LNER loco parts.

BR Steam and diesel loco parts. Track gauges.

Small gears, worms and motor.

Coach and wagon parts from all companies.

Bridges,  Fencing,  Windows.

Station,  Posters,  Yard,  Cranes, Trolleys

Road,  Narrow Gauge Nn2 and Nn3,  Trams.

Signal Items, Signal Kits, Trespass, Transformers.

Modern Image kits.

25 kV catenary OHLE supports and fittings

How to contact us, t&cs, p&p.

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The railways are fascinating, in any year of their existence parts from earlier years survive.  Locos built in the 1880s run on heritage lines having been rebuilt many times during their life.  The L&NWR Coal Tank was built in 1888 with Webb buffers, enclosed safety valve and no coal rails then the L&NWR fitted coal rails, the LMS changed safety valves and buffers, and in preservation it has been retro fitted with Webb buffers and enclosed safety valve.  Parts were not always different, LMS round loco buffers are a lot like GWR Collet locomotive buffers.  While locos changed over the years buildings often didn't and today units speed across the national network with buildings from years ago as a backdrop.  For the enthusiast the detail of a building, like window style, can be enough to date and geographically place it.

To select the part or kit right for a modeling project can be difficult.  Our parts and kits are grouped by the company that first used them.  If that is a pregrouping company era 2 it is listed under the Big Four Company era 3 it became part of.  The Big Four became British Railways (era 4 & 5).  This grouping is largely geographical, the name of the company is often a guide as to where it was in Britain. (See below.)

Parts are listed twice, under the company that used them  on the company pages e.g. "LMS Pts" and under type e.g. all buffers together on the "All Parts" page.  Drop us an email if you would like help.

An abbreviated Family Tree of British Railway Companies

BR British Railways formed by merging

GWR Great Western Railway  formed by merging GWR (pre 1923), RR Rhymney Railway, TVR Taff Vale Railway, CR Cambrian Railway and others.

SR Southern Railway  formed by amalgamating the SE&CR South Eastern and Chatham Railway, LB&SR London Brighton and South Coast Railway, L&SWR London and South Western Railway and others.

LMS London Midland and Scottish  formed by amalgamating the MR Midland Railway, L&NWR London and North Western Railway, L&Y Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, CR Caledonian Railway, HR Highland Railway and others.

LNER London and North Eastern Railway  formed by amalgamating the GNR Great Northern Railway, GER Great Eastern Railway, GCR Great Central Railway, NER North Eastern Railway, NBR North British Railway and others.

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