Bargain N Gauge Models and Amazing Gifts

[@hamshackleton]

Third little car is a Morris Traveller circa 1950 - 60 - aka shooting brake.

[@carolinerogers1057]

A really nice video zoe

[@jennykirktwo]

Thank you!

[@mooglesmodelrailways]

Zoe, the old Poole era 4 wheel generic coaches are basic but not bad models. They are more the size of 6 wheelers but are still good considering that there are currently NO RTR 4 wheel coaches available in UK outline in N gauge by ANY manufacturer! So the hens teeth label is pretty accurate as even the old shredded wheat/starter set type with the differentt couplings are starting to go up in value on eBay. They too make good models after a repaint. There is clearly a demand for UK outline 4 wheel coaches so it does make you wonder why no-one makes any RTR ones!

[@notsosaltyseadog102]

Snap on the Hotel Wednesday, picked one up on Wednesday for my 00

[@jennykirktwo]

Great minds think alike! :D

[@Dave_at_Its_My_Model_Railway]

I'd like to see a video of Zoe building the hotel, I've just added one to my Hatton's trunk

[@jennykirktwo]

Stay tuned for a build video! :D

[@daveholloway4236]

You may know by now but the little red car is a Morris travler

[@jennykirktwo]

I told her several times but she didn't listen!

[@peterjackson-cheadleheath1182]

Hi Zoe a nice little collection there, is your N gauge adventure going to be based in any particular era or country? Thanks

[@jennykirktwo]

I’m planning to build one that’s a fairly generic European seaside town for U.K. and maybe German traffic, plus a separate switching yard style layout for US locomotives. -Zoë

[@mels1811]

Brilliant video Zoe