Extensive galleries of GWR models in a number of scales. Pages that have been added or updated recently. Listing of some home-based and exhibition layouts. Simple conversion and kit-building projects, using RTR stock and uncomplicated kits. GWR liveries from 1900 to post-nationalisation. Lists of GWR kits and ready to run models in 2, 3, 4 and 7mm scales. Ideas, notes and references for modelling the GWR. Includes a listing of GWR layouts on the web. Details on contributing and history of the site.

At the NRM, York. The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway. Was formed on 27th July 1846 by the amalgamation of the London and Brighton Railway and the London and Croydon Railway. At its peak the railway formed a triangle with its base along the south coast from Portsmouth to Hastings and its apex in London. Carried by the locomotives in the William Stroudley. Often aided by advice from me.

The Sir Nigel Gresley Locomotive Trust Ltd. Donate to Roger Barker Coach Overhaul. Have an A4 Membership Number.

Prototype Information - Great Western Railway. George Iliffe Stokes - Scenic artist. Welcome to my web site that celebrates those beautifully engineered locomotives of the GWR in miniature form. Visit my sales page to see what items are currently available either from stock or listed on Ebay. The 45xx pictured at the head of this page has now been beautifully painted and weathered by.

Welcome to my internet pages, where a selection of the models I have made are displayed. In due course I hope to update the site as models are finished - maybe not every one, but ones which add variety or hold more of a personal connection. Starting 2015, my long term objective is to commence scratchbuilt models in 7mm scale. Peppercorn A1 and A2, WD Austerity 2-8-0.