OO Gauge

All New Tooling!

MODEL 1:76 Scale mode produced in finely detailed Die-Cast Metal. This model features lots of expertly applied details as based on the prototype. This model is supplied attached to a black base surrounded by a clear case ready to be displayed in a...

BR Carflat wagons were built between 1959 and 1975. Finished in Late BR Bauxite with Black underframes, after a number of years in operation with rust, worn lettering and weathering building up. TOPS Code FVV

Rapido Trains UK is proud to announce our first LNWR wagon, the OO Gauge LNWR D88 Covered Van. In 1908 the LNWR introduced a new covered goods van – the Diagram 88. This design became the LNWR standard van design from their introduction right up...

Rapido Trains UK is proud to announce our first LNWR wagon, the OO Gauge LNWR D88 Covered Van. In 1908 the LNWR introduced a new covered goods van – the Diagram 88. This design became the LNWR standard van design from their introduction right up...

Rapido Trains UK is proud to announce our first LNWR wagon, the OO Gauge LNWR D88 Covered Van. In 1908 the LNWR introduced a new covered goods van – the Diagram 88. This design became the LNWR standard van design from their introduction right up...

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION RAPIDO TRAINS UK UNVEILS THE FIRST READY-TO-RUN PRE-GROUPING BALLAST WAGON IN ‘OO’. The SECR used its standard 9ft 6in wheelbase steel underframe for a two-plank ballast wagon that was introduced in...

Rapido Trains UK is delighted to add two diagrams of wooden ‘Mink’ to our growing range of rolling stock: the Diagram V14 and the Diagram V16. Both were introduced in 1912 and were virtually identical: the Dia. V14 had vacuum brakes whereas...

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Lion (1980 Condition) features open tender spring boxes, firebox mounted pressure gauge, fireman’s toolbox, separately supplied loco and tender safety chains and comes in Ruston green and black livery.All versions feature...

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Rapido Trains UK unveils classic South Eastern & Chatham Railway van. Having produced a range of SECR goods vehicles, the only thing missing from our collection was a brake van. We’ve corrected that omission, with this...

The Great Western Railway’s V6 ‘Iron Mink’ is one of the most recognisable designs that came out of the Swindon wagon drawing office… and it was a design that came to be adopted by other railway companies and private wagon...