Uncouplers - Manual type,for Elsie couplings and other similar types (2 per pack).

Conducting Rail Joiners - Nickel silver for both Code 55 and Code 80 track

Insulated Rail Joiners - Plastic for both Code 55 and Code 80 track. Design prevents adjacent rails from touching whilst holding them in alignment.

Insulated rail joiners are required to provide electrical breaks where Electrofrog turnouts are used, for more details see our Wiring the Layout publications Nos 4 and 21.

For use with the tension lock couplers fitted to Hornby(TM), Bachmann(TM), Dapol(TM) etc. rolling stock on Peco Streamline Track.

Z Gauge Code 60 - Small Scale Flexible Track
A gauge of just 6.5mm and a model scale of 1.5mm/1ft means if you want to model big landscapes where the trains are dwarfed by the scenery and yet keep it to a manageable size, Z gauge could be the answer.

For use with Peco Simplex couplings (R-2) and original Hornby Dublo (TM) couplings. Moulded in brown plastic to resemble check rails. Can also be used with 0-16.5 track.

This stainless steel scale rule is a valuable tool for modelling in British 00 Gauge. It shows scale measurements from 3ins to 50ft, marked at 1:76.2 scale. It also includes markings for track gauge and spacing.

Z Gauge Code 60 - Small Scale Flexible Track
With a gauge of just 6.5mm and a model scale of 1.5mm/1ft, this is currently the smallest practical size for building a working model railway. If you want to model big landscapes where the trains are dwarfed by the scenery and yet keep it to a manageable size, Z gauge could be the answer.

This 12mm gauge track system is accurately modelled in H0 on the metre gauge track found in Europe, most notably in Switzerland. It is also useful for modelling the 3ft 6ins track found in southern Africa, Japan, Australia, Norway and parts of South America; in 4mm scale the gauge is correct for the many 3ft gauge lines formerly found in Ireland and the Isle of Man. This versatile track could also be used for modelling in TT (3mm/ft scale)

This 12mm gauge track system is accurately modelled in H0 on the metre gauge track found in Europe, most notably in Switzerland. It is also useful for modelling the 3ft 6ins track found in southern Africa, Japan, Australia, Norway and parts of South America; in 4mm scale the gauge is correct for the many 3ft gauge lines formerly found in Ireland and the Isle of Man. This versatile track could also be used for modelling in TT (3mm/ft scale)

For use between sections of Code 100 and Code 75 track, so for example could be used to incorporate a Code 75 Asymmetric 3- way Turnout (SL-E199) into a Code 100 layout, or to connect a Code 100 Streamline or Setrack 'fiddle yard' to a Code 75 scenic section.

Normally conductive; although the electrical connections between the 2 rail types can be cut to provide an electrical break. Supplied in a pack of 4.

These authentic looking rail joiners incorporate bolt detail, and complement the fine scale appearance and detail of our 00 Code 75 Bullhead track range.

14mm, chemically blackened mild steel.

Bullhead track has been in use on the railways since the earliest times, and is still very much in evidence today. This flexible track provides a highly detailed and faithful 00 scale replication of this long standing feature of Britain's railways.

Our SL-114 Bullhead Rail Joiners include bolt detail and therefore complement the fine detail of this track range.

Designed to be used with our 00/H0 Code 100 track systems (Ref nos. SL-100 and 102); also with 0 Gauge Bullhead (SL-700BH) and 0-16.5/0n30 (SL-500) track systems.

Our scenic background range captures the variety on the British landscape, from industrial cities and docks to small country towns, fields and mountains. The sheets can be assembled in almost any combination, consistent horizon heights and special extension sheets make it easy to accommodate transitions from town to countryside and back again. The choice of sheet size will obviously depend to some degree on the model scale. Bear in mind that perspective only ever makes things appear smaller not larger, so if you are unsure, remember 1 golden rule. A backscene that appears to be a larger scale than the foreground models will always look wrong.

Our scenic background range captures the variety on the British landscape, from industrial cities and docks to small country towns, fields and mountains. The sheets can be assembled in almost any combination, consistent horizon heights and special extension sheets make it easy to accommodate transitions from town to countryside and back again. The choice of sheet size will obviously depend to some degree on the model scale. Bear in mind that perspective only ever makes things appear smaller not larger, so if you are unsure, remember 1 golden rule. A backscene that appears to be a larger scale than the foreground models will always look wrong.

We are pleased to announce our new photographic backscene range, the first one being that of a river valley scene based on the River Axe in Devon. Supplied in a square-section tube, the three separate sheets will match perfectly together to form a continuous run of 2400mm (95in), and reaching to a height of 333mm (13in). Future backscenes will match at either end allowing longer runs of scenery throughout the full length of a layout.

Our scenic background range captures the variety on the British landscape, from industrial cities and docks to small country towns, fields and mountains. The sheets can be assembled in almost any combination, consistent horizon heights and special extension sheets make it easy to accommodate transitions from town to countryside and back again. The choice of sheet size will obviously depend to some degree on the model scale. Bear in mind that perspective only ever makes things appear smaller not larger, so if you are unsure, remember 1 golden rule. A backscene that appears to be a larger scale than the foreground models will always look wrong.

Our scenic background range captures the variety on the British landscape, from industrial cities and docks to small country towns, fields and mountains. The sheets can be assembled in almost any combination, consistent horizon heights and special extension sheets make it easy to accommodate transitions from town to countryside and back again. The choice of sheet size will obviously depend to some degree on the model scale. Bear in mind that perspective only ever makes things appear smaller not larger, so if you are unsure, remember 1 golden rule. A backscene that appears to be a larger scale than the foreground models will always look wrong.

Our scenic background range captures the variety on the British landscape, from industrial cities and docks to small country towns, fields and mountains. The sheets can be assembled in almost any combination, consistent horizon heights and special extension sheets make it easy to accommodate transitions from town to countryside and back again. The choice of sheet size will obviously depend to some degree on the model scale. Bear in mind that perspective only ever makes things appear smaller not larger, so if you are unsure, remember 1 golden rule. A backscene that appears to be a larger scale than the foreground models will always look wrong.

Our scenic background range captures the variety on the British landscape, from industrial cities and docks to small country towns, fields and mountains. The sheets can be assembled in almost any combination, consistent horizon heights and special extension sheets make it easy to accommodate transitions from town to countryside and back again. The choice of sheet size will obviously depend to some degree on the model scale. Bear in mind that perspective only ever makes things appear smaller not larger, so if you are unsure, remember 1 golden rule. A backscene that appears to be a larger scale than the foreground models will always look wrong.

Our scenic background range captures the variety on the British landscape, from industrial cities and docks to small country towns, fields and mountains. The sheets can be assembled in almost any combination, consistent horizon heights and special extension sheets make it easy to accommodate transitions from town to countryside and back again. The choice of sheet size will obviously depend to some degree on the model scale. Bear in mind that perspective only ever makes things appear smaller not larger, so if you are unsure, remember 1 golden rule. A backscene that appears to be a larger scale than the foreground models will always look wrong.

Our scenic background range captures the variety on the British landscape, from industrial cities and docks to small country towns, fields and mountains. The sheets can be assembled in almost any combination, consistent horizon heights and special extension sheets make it easy to accommodate transitions from town to countryside and back again. The choice of sheet size will obviously depend to some degree on the model scale. Bear in mind that perspective only ever makes things appear smaller not larger, so if you are unsure, remember 1 golden rule. A backscene that appears to be a larger scale than the foreground models will always look wrong.