News from your model railway shop - 27th September 2015
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Hello,

When looking at pictures of freight trains there is something immediately obvious: they are more exciting when the wagons are carrying goods! However, when getting model wagons, they are usually empty. A very easy improvement to make is to fill them: you can easily add coal or sand, but did you know there is a large range of other types of loads available? They are also suitable for lorries. Here are a few example in OO gauge (they also exist in N gauge) from Ten Commandments. As usual click on any picture for full details.

 

 

 

 

On a similar token, when looking at railway buildings such as stations, you can see lots of signs indicating where the platforms are and other crucial information. Such signs are available for a variety of manufacturers, here are some examples from Gaugemaster, coverings most regions in OO gauge.

 

 

People breathe life to a layout. An empty town is never a happy place. Make your stations, villages and roads full of life with a few figures. Here are a few ideas in N gauge from Noch and P&D Marsh.

 

 

Send us an email or give us a call to check availability or to reserve anything, whatever scale you model in. As usual, if we do not have in stock what you are looking for, we will order it for you and you will get it fast (usually within a week if the manufacturer has it in stock). We place weekly orders with most suppliers.

Remember, you can park for free for one hour on the High Street. So no excuse not to come and visit us!

Upstairs Downstairs is open Tuesday to Saturday 10am till 4.30pm, Sunday from 1pm till 4pm. We are closed only on Monday.

Carole & Max

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Upstairs Downstairs
3 Pier Street
Sandown, PO36 8JR
Isle of Wight
Tel: 01983 406 616
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