LATEST PRODUCTIONS

My latest models to be completed are two 009 / 4mm scale FR 'Barn' carriages 105 and 102 finished in their current condition.




Each carriage has been scratch built in styrene and hand painted. Interior detail has been added to the client's specification and bogies have been supplied at the normal retail price.




If you would like to find out more about how our service works or discuss a commission please get in touch using the email address at the top of the page.

DUTCH DELIGHT

Boston Lodge Works is proud to have done its bit to help the UK's export drive with the safe arrival in Holland of a pair of 7mm scale ex-SAR AY ballast wagons.

A delighted client emailed to say: "These are indeed massive models, wow! Fabulous work, I'm really chuffed with them."

TWIN SET

Good progress with the commission for a pair of FR Barns 102 & 105.

102 is now complete and both of them will now be painted in the current red and cream livery.




For details on the construction of 102 see the Bron Hebog blog.

AY ART

Here are a couple of snaps of the finished paint job on a pair of 7mm scale ex-SAR AY ballast wagons which have been built for a client (who is providing his own bogies).



Look closely you can see the transfer rivets beneath the paint.



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LATEST PRODUCTS

Shown below are two of our latest commissions.

This is a 4mm scale (009) model of Festiniog Railway carriage 105. The client asked for a model in its current guise with a centre toilet compartment. The model has been completed to the client's specified level of detailing and is pictured here prior to painting (and the fitting of bogies).





A second model is being constructed as part of the same commission: FR Observation Carr. 102.

Also ready for painting are a pair of 7mm scale models of ex-SAR, now WHR, ballast wagons. These have been made to a high level of detail including bespoke etched brass handwheels and cogs for the ballast door mechanism. They have been finished off with resin waterslide transfer rivets. They are being supplied without bogies.



Please get in touch using the email address at the top of the page if you'd like to discuss a future commission.

THE BIG WHEELS

When the brake and ballast control wheels go on the AY's really start to look the part.



Not much more to go now. Just transfer rivets, some footsteps and a bar beneath the buffer beam.

COGS

Work has recommenced on a pair of 7mm SAR AY ballast wagons.

I had been waiting on some etches for the cogs on the ballast door mechanism arriving courtesy of Allen Docherty of Worsley Works. He has also produced enlarged etches of the wheels which control the hand brake and the door mechanism, which you can see below.

Here are the cogs on their shafts fixed in place on one of the wagons.