Peco Lineside O

12 true-scale, high quality models of the Westinghouse EP Pneumatic point motor. Widely used in the UK, Australia and parts of Europe.

These accurate representations make a real difference when added to your layout and are the perfect partner for Cobalt motors!

Kit of a typical small hut seen all over the railway system

A comprehensive signal box interior detailing set.
Little has been left out, in addition to the lever frame, level crossing gate wheel and track diagram frame a block instrument shelf with block instruments and point/signal repeater indicators dials is supplied to complete the lever frame area. The kit then adds many more essential signal box fittings including electric key token machines for single lines, the signalmans' booking desk, complete with train register, the essential official railway time clock and shelf filled with the rule books, relevant appendixes and the many additional regulations for signalling and block working,  a telephone and finally the arm chair and stove, complete with kettle. Peco have even thoughtfully provided a mug of tea!

Based on a typical GWR design, this style of fencing was of course relatively common in many places, being found alongside the platform, around the goods yard, engine shed and station entrance, as well as in many other non-railway settings. So the opportunities for the modeller to use this fencing on their layout will be wide and varied.
The mouldings are extremely fine and sharp, and the distinctive angled four-sided profile of the separate "spears" have been perfectly replicated. All components are moulded in black plastic and so can be left as they are, or painted if required. Careful modellers will easily be able to hang the gates on their hinges so that they can swing open. The spear tip of the fencing is true to the prototype and as a result the finished model will add plenty of character to any scene.
Contains 20 ramp panels, total length 890mm, 35 inches, plus 1 large and 2 small gates

Flexible field fencing in 7mm scale.
This flexible fencing will follow the landscape contours in prototypical manner with the posts remaining vertical on any terrain. The brownish plastic mouldings have an authentic weathered wooded appearance.
Each pack conatins 47 inches of fencing plus 4 gates.

6 Telegraph Poles, these also carried railway bell codes and phone connections between signal boxes and stations as well as GPO lines.

An O-scale model of the GWR/LMS standard style wagon loading gauge. 
These gauges featured adjustable side 'wings' allowing loads to be gauged for travel over routes with differing loading gauge limitations.
Glue and paints are required to assemble and complete the model (not included)

3 different types of confectionery dispensers.
Sweet & chocolate machines as found on many station platforms supplied unpainted.

3 different machines commonly seen at stations; for Platform Tickets, plus a Weighing Machine, and Metal Name Punch.

Ticket machines of old! Supplied unpainted.

Useful detail components for scratchbuilders, these mouldings are real time savers.

A simple kit to make 4 of these typical cast iron gas lamps.

The models built from these kits have all the character of a typical station gas lamp. Although based on a Midland Railway design this type of lamp was found more or less across the railway network from north to south. They will certainly finish off the station platform or street scene very nicely.
Full of detail, there is even a gas burner visible inside the lantern!

The unpainted plastic parts of the kit are crisply moulded and easy to assemble. Full instructions are included.
The real beauty of this kit is the fact that it can also be brought to life with light, illumination being feasible thanks to the hollow post. The modeller just has to fit a suitable LED or grain of wheat bulb.

We will be looking into the fitting of a bulb, thoughts are that a 3mm yellow LED, eg Expo 25202 will give appropriately coloured illumination for oil, gas or early incandescent electric lighting.

Detailed model kit building a typical British red telephone kiosk.

The Midland-style seats have an altogether different look about them, with their spindly legs, but again, are in keeping with the style of that company.
Each pack contains unpainted parts for 4 seats, and are simple to assemble.

The SR/BR Station seats from Peco. Each pack contains unpainted parts for 4 seats, and are simple to assemble.

Pack of 6 standard type bicycles

This kit makes a very useful ground level signal cabin, as found at many small stations as signal boxes, to shelter level crossing frames and in busy yards where ground frames were continuously manned.
This small size signal box is ideal for use on small O gauge layouts. If a taller box is desirable the kit can be constructed onto a platform to increase the apparent height, or the wooden cabin 'top' can be fitted to a taller base structure built from plasticard.

A straightforward model kit to recreate a typical hand-cranked yard crane. These simple cranes were installed at locations where occasional lifts were required, including small station goods yards and small industry yards.

A detailed model of the blue Police telephone box, a feature of several British cities before the use of portable radio communications sets by the police forces.  Popularly identified as the Tardis...
Modelled at 1:43 scale these telephone boxes will also sit well with a display of 1:43 scale cars.

Kit of a typical small hut seen all over the railway system

New announcement 2020. Pricing and delivery to be advised.
Based on the small single-track engine sheds at Tetbury and Kington.

New announcement 2020. Pricing and delivery to be advised.
Kit of the distinctive GWR pagoda style pre-fabricated corrugated iron building, used as passenger waiting shelters at halts, goods storage sheds and engineers stores at larger stations.

Pricing and release date to be advised.

A signal box is possibly one of the most appealing structures on a railway, a building that is easily recognisable and unique, and one that has a clear purpose, that of keep the railway safe.
Signal box footprint 133 x 69mm / 5¼ x 2¾in approx.

A signal box is possibly one of the most appealing structures on a railway, a building that is easily recognisable and unique, and one that has a clear purpose, that of keep the railway safe.
Kit to be released 2019. Details to be confirmed, information based on newly released brick base kit LK-715. Price TBA.
Signal box footprint (based on LK-715 kit) 133 x 69mm / 5¼ x 2¾in approx.

Based on a typical GWR design, this style of fencing was of course relatively common in many places, being found alongside the platform, around the goods yard, engine shed and station entrance, as well as in many other non-railway settings. So the opportunities for the modeller to use this fencing on their layout will be wide and varied.
The mouldings are extremely fine and sharp, and the distinctive angled four-sided profile of the separate "spears" have been perfectly replicated. All components are moulded in black plastic and so can be left as they are, or painted if required. Careful modellers will easily be able to hang the gates on their hinges so that they can swing open. The spear tip of the fencing is true to the prototype and as a result the finished model will add plenty of character to any scene.
Contains 20 straight panels, total length 890mm, 35 inches, plus 1 large and 2 small gates.

Pioneered by the Southern Railway but since seen almost everywhere.

Each kit pack builds up to 33in of concrete panel fencing.

O scale plastic ladder mouldings. Long enough for use as signal ladders, ideal for for use in lineside maintenance scenes, modelling access ladders etc.
Formerly part of the small Ratio O scale range, now being combined with the Peco O gauge products.

Kit for single track level crossing gates.
A set of single-gate level crossing gates. Typical of the hand-worked gates used to close off minor roads, farm tracks and occupation crossings.
Note: Kit contains gates only.

Useful detail components for scratchbuilders, these mouldings are real time savers.

A selection of traditional track maintenance tools, which could be put with the OP-11 Workmen figures.

The G.W.R. seats feature the iconic "shirtbutton" emblem in the seat supports and once painted in "chocolate & cream" will very nicely look the part.
Each pack contains unpainted parts for 4 seats, and are simple to assemble.

O scale model kit of a GWR square (wood) post signal.
This signal was formerly part of the small Ratio O scale range, now combined with the Peco O gauge products.