A high two wheeled vehicle of dog-cart shape, with panelled sides, used for tandem driving.
With the tailboard down, two extra passengers facing backwards can be accommodated.
Also available in 1/8th scale JT42A. Learn More

Gigs such as these were once popular with doctors and other professional men, and are now much in demand for private driving competitions.
These exellent plans are for a 1/8th scale model and were drawn from a full sized vehicle,and with very comprehensive instructions will enable modelmakers to scatchbuild a detailed model, which would be 17" long over the shafts..
Not suitable for a full size vehicle. Learn More

The early American Buckboard was a primitive vehicle consisting of just springy boards bolted between the two axles.
From this there developed a smart outfit which gave an excellent ride on uneven country roads.
It has a varnshed natural wood finish. Learn More

Here we have a classic American vehicle which many of us will associate with the song "The Surrey with the Fringe on the Top"
There are numerous variations of the Surrey, and this example can be classified as a straight-sill, auto-seat Surrey, with fringed top.
The body is black, the wheels and gear are lined in red, and the seats and dash are a dusky pink.
This is a very practical vehicle to build as a smart runabout or a good subject for a distinctive model.
Also available 1/8th Scale JT59A Learn More

Here we have a classic American vehicle which many of us will associate with the song "The Surrey with the Fringe on the Top"
There are numerous variations of the Surrey, and this example can be classified as a straight-sill, auto-seat Surrey, with fringed top.
The body is black, the wheels and gear are lined in red, and the seats and dash are a dusky pink.
This is a very practical vehicle to build as a smart runabout or a good subject for a distinctive model.
Also available 1/12th Scale JT59B Learn More

The roof seat brake was a sporting carriage, often used to take parties to race meetings. The high seats gave a good view, whilst the large box body provided storage for tables, hampers, and perhaps a crate of Champagne. This paticular carriage was built around 1870 by Brewsters of New York, who was the most highly regarded of American manufacturers.
Also available 1/8th Scale JTV57A Learn More

This roof seat brake was a sporting carriage, often used to take parties to race meetings.
The high seats gave a good view, whilst the large box body provided storage for tables, hampers, and perhaps a crate of champagne.
The simple basic shape, together with the interest of the external seats make this a particularly suitable subject for a model.
Also available 1/12th Scale JTV57B Learn More

This is a smart and practical outfit for anyone considering building a full size vehicle, and is also a quite straightforward carriage for the modelmaker.
The curved sides can be made easily by the laminated veneer techinque, or replaced by horizontal slats as a variation.
Also available in 1/8th scale JT49A. Learn More

This is a smart and practical outfit for anyone considering building a full size vehicle, and is also a quite straightforward carriage for the modelmaker.
The curved sides can be made easily by the laminated veneer techinque, or replaced by horizontal slats as a variation.
Also available in 1/12th scale JT49B. Learn More