Covered Waggons of this type played a large part in the opening up of the interior of America in the Colonial era and the early years of the United States.
It dates from 1830. Makes a very impressive model.
Also available in 1/12th scale JT30B. Learn More

Covered Waggons of this type played a large part in the opening up of the interior of America in the Colonial era and the early years of the United States.
It dates from 1830. Makes a very impressive model.
Also available in 1/8th scale. Learn More

These little carts were very popular in the Edwardian era.
Being low slung, with a rear door and sideways seats they were very safe for carrying children, and would be drawn by a small pony.
Also available in 1/12th scale JT31B Learn More

These little carts were very popular in the Edwardian era.
Being low slung, with a rear door and sideways seats they were very safe for carrying children, and would be drawn by a small pony.
Also available in 1/8th scale JT31A. Learn More

This exquisite little Romany Waggon is the Open Lot type, in which the front is closed only by curtains, so it is very suitable for the modelmaker who wishes to fit out the interior and possibly display it with an internal light.
A sheet of photographs is included, to show the beautifull paintwork executed by Peter Ingram.
Also available in 1/12th scale JT32B Learn More

This exquisite little Romany Waggon is the Open Lot type, in which the front is closed only by curtains, so it is very suitable for the modelmaker who wishes to fit out the interior and possibly display it with an internal light.
A sheet of photographs is included, to show the beautifull paintwork executed by Peter Ingram.
Also available in 1/8th scale JT32A Learn More

A very compact and strongly built waggon. In the forest many farmers were involved in mining, and the waggon was used to haul coal aswell as to get the hay in.
Both a harvest frame and extension side and dashboards are shown on the plans. Learn More

In it's day the Mail Coach was the aristocrat of the road, and all other traffic had to give way to the King's mail.
The plans were originally drawn 1/4 full size, so it has been possible to include a lot of fine detail.
On one sheet I have provided a set of Royal Arms and insignia, which can be cut out, coloured and glued in place on the model, before varnishing over.
General instructions for the modelmaker are also included.
Also available 1/12th Scale JT34B
Also available 1/10th Scale JT34C Learn More

In it's day the Mail Coach was the aristocrat of the road, and all other traffic had to give way to the King's mail.
The plans were originally drawn 1/4 full size, so it has been possible to include a lot of fine detail.
On one sheet I have provided a set of Royal Arms and insignia, which can be cut out, coloured and glued in place on the model, before varnishing over.
General instructions for the modelmaker are also included.
Also available 1/8th Scale JT34A
Also available 1/10th Scale JT34C
Learn More