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HO & HOn3 Scale Buildings and 009 kits listed with
approximate sizes, all used and in good condition. Check the photos well.
E&OE.
Listing of everything -
photos on other pages.
Prices are negotiable for multiple orders.
Postage cost will be quoted on request for the total number of items wanted.
Unsold items will be listed on eBay towards the end of the year.
For sales within the UK a cheque will be
welcome. World-wide orders welcome with payments by PayPal.
Parcels will be sent uninsured unless
insurance has been requested in the postage cost.
Some of the photos are
taken in daylight, others under tungsten lighting. The web page pics
are of small size. Large ones can be emailed on request singly if
required.
Email: vin (at)
oldcopper.org
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Photos:
Buildings_1-10 |
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7 Large depot
(Durango?), plastic kit well built for service on the ‘CAMRA’ layout 250
x 100 x 800 high on strong ramped base 373 x 130. |
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Photos:
Buildings_1-10
Photos:
Buildings_11-20 |
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11 Rectangular tank on
stand, craftsman kit built, 93 x 52 x 90 high. |
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13 Decrepit shed on
brick piers 75 x 55 x 50. |
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16 Two sheds, a water
tank and a garage, all timber built nicely. |
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18 Sand tower,
plastic on a timber frame that needs slight realignment. Height 110. |
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19 Sand tower with sand
house modelled on Durango, (Campbells?). Good but needs better paint
job. Height 140. |
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20 Rickety shanty,
well made and weathered. 65 x 40 x 48. |
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Photos:
Buildings_11-20
Photos:
Coldicott Models |
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21 ‘Cheetham & Rolt
Automobiles’ garage, craftsman made by master builder Brian Coldicott.
230 x 153 on base 355 x 253 with hundreds of expensive extra detail parts.
Many long hours of work spent in the weathering and finishing, originally
for his own layout. It was made some time ago when Brian was keen on HOn3
so now needs some dusting, minor repair to facia and repositioning of some
of the details. There was never a roof for it – not needed. |
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22 Small
locomotive shed for HOn3 locomotives or Galloping Geese, superbly made
for himself by master builder Brian Coldicott in the days when he was keen
on the scale. It is angled for use either off a turntable or switch point.
Brian used more superdetailing components on this job than any other. The
interior has a full system of roof support beams and a lighting system. The
interior walls and floor are detailed with a profusion of items that are
very typical of a Rio Grande D&RGW or Rio Grande Southern RGS shed. 190mm
deep x 185 wide at the rear tapering to 140mm wide at the front ( approx 7.7
x 7.3 x 5.5") on a baseboard with curved sides for ease of disguise during
scenicing. The scenic details are mostly whitemetal and are enough to
provide clutter over a wider area. Main doorways 59 high and the roof 69mm
high off top of baseboard. Weight 1,700g packed. |
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Photos:
Coldicott Models
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23 Water
column well made and finished. Ex Campbell's kit? |
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Photos:
Photos:
Hughes Models |
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24 Double
fronted hardware store 'F D Work & Co. craftsman timber kit superbly
made by expert modeller John Hughes but never used on a layout. 195 x 135
base x 127mm high (approx 8 x 5.5 x 5"). These kits were all bought many
years ago at a Narrow Gauge Convention in Durango. They were the first run
from a small firm in Leadville and I do not know if they became commercial.
It took John 42 hours of craftsmanship building and painting to get them
made so well. To be sold as one lot. Weight c750g packed. |
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25 General
Merchant store 'L. Monteverde' with shingled main roof and veranda front
with roof on pillars. Craftsman timber kit superbly made by expert modeller
John Hughes but never used on a layout. 125 x 95 x 100 (approx 5 x 4 x 4") |
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26 Merchants
Bank' impressive finance house with eagle crest. Craftsman timber kit
superbly made by expert modeller John Hughes but never used on a layout.
110 x 90 x 77 high (4.5 x 3.5 x 3"approx). |
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27 Narrow
shop with boardwalk in front and false front, not yet named. Craftsman
timber kit superbly made by expert modeller John Hughes but never used on a
layout. 115 x 50 x 80mm high ( approx 4.5 x 2 x 3"). |
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Photos:
Hughes Models
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45 Ffestiniog Railway 0-4-4-0T Double Fairlie
Depicts the famous FR Double Fairlies "Merrdin Emrys" and "Livingston
Thompson". Features single 5-pole motor with flexible drive to driving
bogies.
Backwoods Miniatures current price 98.00 GBP
Complete kit for 009 includes double-ended motor and flexible drives to both
bogies via double reduction gears. Contains etched brass and nickel silver
body and chassis components together with lost wax brass and whitemetal
detail castings and detailed instructions with exploded assembly and parts
location diagrams. Kit was bought some time ago but has never had the bags
of parts opened. Weight 350g.
Also selling a K1 Garratt
Sold |
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47
Backwoods Miniatures K1 Garratt Kit 009
Dundas Tramway/Welsh Highland Railway 0-4-04-0T Garratt "K1"
"K1" was the world's first Garratt locomotive. It was built in 1909 by Beyer
Peacock for the North-East Dundas Tramways in Tasmania. It is now restored
and running on the Welsh Highland Railway's Caernarfon to Porthmadoc route.
Backwoods Miniatures current price: 130.00 GBP
Complete kit for 009 includes two motors, wheels and double reduction
gears. Contains etched brass and nickel silver body and chassis components
together with lost wax brass and whitemetal detail castings and detailed
instructions with exploded assembly and parts location diagrams. Kit was
bought some time ago but has never had the bags of parts opened. Weight
420g.
Sold
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50
Bowser 18" turntable, assembled and mounted in a square baseboard.
This is their well-modelled 130ft one needed for any roundhouse holding
large American articulated Mallet locomotives such as the Big Boys and
Challengers. It was
bought, built and installed in an unfinished layout many years ago but a
change of address meant that it was not used. It comes with the electric
motor drive which was an expensive extra but never installed. The girders
are diecast and look superb. The timber superstructure was very well built
complete with the central gallows. Some of the timbers, including the
centre gallows, have become detached in
transit over the years. Since the item will have to be posted, it would not
be a good idea to do the small amount of re-gluing prior to despatch to make
packaging and safe transit easier. Wt boxed 5,780 packed
6,250g) £75.00
Photos:
Bowser 18" turntable |
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