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The NZR DC class locomotives are rebuilds of the earlier NZR DA class (G12) locomotives, designated as G22AR (AR for “Australian Rebuild"). 80 locomotives were rebuilt in Australia and 5 in New Zealand. At one time the largest class of locomotives numerically in New Zealand, in recent years, most

Set of grills for OO (1:76 scale) models: DA class DB class (coming soon) DBR class (coming soon) DC class Example of these grills - DBR1213 Produced by Mark’s Model Works for 3 Foot 6 Models.

1:87 (HO scale) 3D printed scale model of a Upper Hutt’s Golders Cottage. Golders Cottage is today a museum. Professionally painted by Jack Tueton. Design is licensed to 3 Foot 6 Models by Fern Valley N Scale Model Railway

1:87 3D printed scale model of a small cottage called “Fred’s House." Professionally painted by Jack Tueton Design is licensed to 3 Foot 6 Models by Fern Valley N Scale Model Railway

1:87 (HO scale) 3D printed scale model of a small cottage called “Marty’s House." Professionally painted by Jack Tueton Design is licensed to 3 Foot 6 Models by Fern Valley N Scale Model Railway

The book is very clean and the jacket has some edge wear. For a fledgling country sparsely populated, divided into provinces who made the policy decisions initially about public transport , particularly about railways, the gauge, rolling stock and where the lines ran it was amazing that New Zealand

NZR DA class locomotive shell - available in either phase I or phase III variations. The DA class (EMD G12) were the most numerous diesel electric locomotives ever to run in New Zealand. First introduced in 1955, the 146-strong class eventually replaced steam traction in the North Island. The G12 d

KiwiRail decal pack for locomotives. Each decal pack includes: Long hood KiwiRail text and ferns x2 (fern only for DSC, DSG and DSJ class) Short hood KiwiRail logo x1 (white text for some classes) Locomotive numbers: cabside x2, number boards x4, headstocks x2 (varies depending on livery v

DSB class shunting locomotive was first introduced in the 1950s as part of NZR’s dieselisation program. This particular model is the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries version from the 1960s. These rigid-framed shunting locomotives were seen all over New Zealand, although the three Mitsubishi DSBs were m...

PRE-ORDERS: PRODUCT IS UNDER DEVELOPMENT 3 Foot 6 Models is taking pre-orders for the Auckland Transport AM class electric multiple unit. Note: This is for the 3D print only, motors/lights / DCC decoders/couplers/glazing are not included. 3D print will include: AMA driving carriage (separate

KiwiRail decal pack for AK class carriages. Each decal pack includes: 10x grey KiwiRail side logos (enough for 5 carriages / vans) 10x grey website address (either www.kiwirail.co.nz , kiwirailscenic.co.nz or greatjourneysnz.com ) 10x carriage or numbers (please advise below) 20x

The FS class steam heating vans, also nicknamed the “Hot water bottle" carriages, were special vans introduced in the 1960s to provide heating for carriage trains following the withdrawal of steam locomotives by NZR. They were a common sight on passenger trains in the North and South Islands until...

Two 3D-printed accurate NZR level crossing lights and bell. HO scale (1:87) Lights can easily be modified to add micro-LEDs. Models are primed in grey primer Measurements: Height: 34mm from base, 15mm width

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Decals for the Kia Ora Dairy, based on the famous dairy of the same name in Featherston, Wairarapa. Includes: Kia Ora Dairy name plus nameboard text Tip-Top ice-cream text and “swirl" logo from 1980s/1990s Meadofresh Milk x2 Decals by 3 Foot 6 Models for Madram’s design ( you can downlo

1:144 Scale fully enclosed diorama depicting an RTX-65 Guntank Early Type driving through the ruins of a city. Made of: wood, plaster and plastic with an acrylic case Dimensions: 240mm(W) x 230mm(D) x 250mm(H). Made by hand, a perfect fit for any display for fans of Gundam and other mecha designs

Second hand, good condition

Second hand, good condition

Second hand, good condition

Second hand, good condition

Second hand, good condition

History of steam trains in New Zealand, covering branch lines and technical information. Includes a compilation of over 190 of the best colour photos taken of New Zealand steam locomotives. Text by David Leitch and includes maps.

"Farewell to Steam: Four Decades of Change on New Zealand Railways" by Tony Hurst is a pictorial documentary that captures the evolution of New Zealand railways from 1955 to 1995. The book is illustrated throughout with color images and offers a comprehensive look at the changes th...