LONDON BRIGHTON SOUTH COAST RAILWAY 4mm SCALE

VALANCING AND BRACKETS
We have produced some sample etches of the valancing and brackets as used on the LBSCR Lewes Road Station. If the information can be supplied other type can be produced					Image
COACHES
PANELLED STOCK	LBSCR No	SR.No
Isle of Wight Saloon 6986			54'		£35.50
Kits comprise of etched sides, ends, floor and roof
Directors Saloon - As Built			61'	New	£45 00
Kits comprise of etched sides, a window strip to get the window recess depth, ends and floor

PUSH-PULL UNITS
Driving Brake Third 1922			54'		£34 00
Driving Brake Third 1921			54'		£34 00
Driving Brake Third 1912			54'		£34 00
Trailer Composite 1922			54'		£34 00
Trailer Composite 1921			54'		£34 00
Trailer Brake Composite 1909			54'		£34 00
Kits comprised of etched sides, ends, floor and battery boxes A roof can be supplied with half etched rain strips £7
Push-Pull Set 1911	2 coach set		54'	New	£90 00
Etched sides ends floor and roof


Isle of Wight Push Pull Set
Brake Third 4169			54'		£90 50
Composite 6367			54'		£90 50
Kits comprised of etched sides, ends, floor, battery boxes and roofs
All etched on 0.015" brass
We produced the above kit for the London Brighton South Coast Railway LBSCR because we were asked to. We can produce 'any' of our vast range of Southern kits in 4mm scale. We also have a large selection of artwork which we have not yet produced kits for. The coach "you" are looking for may be among them. Why not ask?
The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway (known as the LBSCR or Brighton Line) was formed on 27th July 1846 by the amalgamation of the London & Brighton Railway and the London & Croydon Railway. At its peak the railway formed a triangle with its base along the south coast from Portsmouth to Hastings and its apex in London. The line was amalgamated along with four other major companies, the London & South Western Railway, the South Eastern Railway; the London Chatham & Dover Railway, and the South Eastern & Chatham Railway, and a number of minor ones, into the Southern Railway by Act of Parliament with effect from 1st January 1923.