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GAUGEMASTER OO Scale price list 2019 Prices correct at time of going to press and are subject to change at any time Post free option is available for orders above a value of £15 to mainland UK addresses*. Non-mainland UK orders are posted at cost. Orders to non-EC destinations are VAT free. *Except orders containing one or more items above a length of 600mm and below a total order value of £25. Order conforming to this exception will be charged carriage at cost (not to exceed £4.95) Gaugemaster Controls Ltd Gaugemaster House Ford Road Arundel West Sussex BN18 0BN Tel - (01903) 884321 Fax - (01903) 884377 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Printed: 06/09/2019 KEY TO PRICE LISTS The following legends appear at the front of the Product Name for certain entries: * : New Item not yet available # : Not in production, stock available #D# : Discontinued, few remaining #P# : New Item, limited availability www.gaugemaster.com Registered in England No: 2714470. Registered Office: Gaugemaster House, Ford Road, Arundel, West Sussex, BN18 0BN. Directors: R K Taylor, D J Taylor. Bankers: Royal Bank of Scotland PLC, South Street, Chichester, West Sussex, England. Sort Code: 16-16-20 Account No: 11318851 VAT reg: 587 8089 71 1 Contents Atlas 3 Metcalfe 47 Bachmann 4 Model Power 47 Busch 8 Model Scene 47 Cararama 11 Modelcraft 48 Corgi 11 MRC 48 Dapol 11 myWorld 48 Dapol Kits 15 Noch 48 DCC Concepts 15 Oxford Diecast 57 Deluxe Materials 17 Oxford Rail 64 DJ Models 18 Oxford Structures 65 Dornaplas 18 Parkside Dundas 65 EFE 19 Peco 65 Faller 19 Piko 68 Fleischmann 27 Plastruct 68 Gaugemaster Controls 27 Preiser 68 Gaugemaster DCC 28 Price Lists 76 Gaugemaster Electric 28 Railmatch 76 Gaugemaster Highways 28 Ratio 76 Gaugemaster Lighting 29 Revell Paints 77 Gaugemaster Scenics 29 Rivarossi 77 Gaugemaster Tools 29 Roco 77 Gaugemaster Track 30 Scalextric 78 GM Collection 30 Seep 78 GM Structures 30 Seuthe 78 Golden Valley 31 Slaters 78 Harburn Hamlet 31 Soldercraft 79 Heljan 32 Soundtraxx 79 Herpa 33 Springside 79 HMRS 36 Superquick 80 Hornby 37 Thomas & Friends 81 Humbrol 42 Tiny Signs 81 Jordan 42 Tracksetta 81 Kadee 42 Train Tech 81 Kato (Japan) 43 TrainSave 82 Kato (USA) 44 Trix HO / Minitrix 82 Kato Spares 44 Viessmann 83 Kibri 44 Vollmer 85 Knightwing 45 W&T / Smiths 87 Lifelike 46 Walthers Catalogues 88 Lightcraft 46 Walthers Cornerstone 88 Lima 46 Walthers Scenemaster 89 Magazines/Books 46 Walthers Trainline 91 Marklin 46 Wiking 91 Merten 46 Wills 94 2 AL66 Code 100 Deluxe Under Table Switch Machine 29.00 AL70000046 Universal Signal Control Board 36.50 Atlas AL70000047 Interlock Control Module TBA AL70000050 Signal Attachment Cable 11.00 Buildings and Structures AL70000051 Signal Attachment Cable Dual 4 Pin Harness DIY Set 4.80 AL70000052 Signal Extension Cable Short 15.2cm 6.00 AL0880 Code 100 Through Plate Girder Bridge Single Track 16.25 AL70000053 Signal Extension Cable Medium 152.4cm 11.00 AL0881 Code 100 Through Plate Girder Bridge Double Track 21.25 AL70000054 Signal Extension Cable Long 182.9cm 15.75 AL0882 Code 100 Through Plate Girder Bridge Add on Kit 12.25 AL70000055 Signal Attachment Cable Connector 4.80 AL4001008 Outhouse Laser Design Kit 6.00 AL70000057 SCB Interconnect Cable Short 17.8cm 7.25 AL4001009 Section House Laser Design Kit 20.50 AL70000058 SCB Interconnect Cable Medium 38.1cm 13.25 AL4001014 Section House Laser Design Kit 18.25 AL70000059 SCB Interconnect Cable Long 63.5cm 19.50 AL590 Code 83 Warren Truss Bridge 13.00 AL70000060 SCB Interconnect Cable Connector 4.80 AL591 Code 83 Deck Truss Bridge 13.00 AL592 Code 83 Plate Girder Bridge 13.00 Track & Related AL593 Code 83 Through Truss Bridge Kit 457.2mm Black 48.50 AL594 Code 83 Through Truss Bridge Kit 457.2mm Silver 48.50 AL0029 Code 83 True-Track Figure 8 Add on Pack 42.50 AL70000000 Code 100 Decorated C&NW (Green) Plate Girder Bridge 21.75 AL0402 Atlas Track Eraser 5.50 AL70000001 Code 100 Decorated Great Northern Plate Girder Bridge 21.75 AL150 Code 100 Snap-Track Straight Track 228.6mm 1.60 AL70000002 Code 100 Decorated Norfolk & Western Plate Girder Bridge 21.75 AL151 Code 100 Snap-Track Curved Track Radius 381mm 30 Degree 1.60 AL70000003 Code 100 Decorated Pennsylvania Plate Girder Bridge 21.75 AL152 Code 100 Snap-Track Curved Track Radius 457.2mm 30 Degree 1.60 AL70000004 Code 100 Decorated Western Maryland Plate Girder Bridge 21.75 AL153 Code 100 Snap-Track Curved Track Radius 558.8mm 22.5 Degree 1.60 AL70000005 Code 100 Decorated Amtrak Plate Girder Bridge 21.75 AL155 Code 100 Rerailer 3.60 AL70000006 Code 100 Decorated Chesapeake & Ohio Plate Girder Bridge 21.75 AL168 Code 100 Super-Flex Flexible Track 914.4mm 7.75 AL70000007 Code 100 Decorated C&NW (Silver) Plate Girder Bridge 21.75 AL170 Code 100/83 Universal Rail Joiners (48) 4.65 AL70000008 Code 100 Decorated NYC (Black/White) Plate Girder Bridge 21.75 AL171 Code 100 Customline Crossing 19 Degree 14.25 AL70000009 Code 100 Decorated Penn Central Plate Girder Bridge 21.75 AL172 Code 100 Customline Crossing 25 Degree 14.25 AL70000010 Code 100 Decorated Rock Island Girder Bridge 21.75 AL173 Code 100 Customline Crossing 30 Degree 14.25 AL70000011 Code 100 Decorated Santa Fe Girder Bridge 21.75 AL174 Code 100 Customline Crossing 45 Degree 14.25 AL70000012 Code 100 Decorated Bangor & Aroostok Girder Bridge 21.75 AL175 Code 100 Customline Crossing 60 Degree 14.25 AL70000027 Code 83 Through Plate Girder Bridge Single Track 16.25 AL176 Code 100 Customline Crossing 90 Degree 14.25 AL70000028 Code 83 Through Plate Girder Bridge Double Track 21.25 AL177 Code 100 Customline Crossing 12.5 Degree 15.25 AL70000029 Code 83 Through Plate Girder Bridge Add on Kit 12.25 AL178 Code 100 Super-Flex Flexible Track 914.4mm (5) 40.00 AL701 Elevated Gate Tower Kit 13.00 AL280 Code 100 Mark IV Y Turnout 23.00 AL702 Trackside Shanty Kit 13.00 AL281 Code 100 Mark IV No.4 Left Hand Turnout 23.00 AL703 Water Tower Kit 17.50 AL282 Code 100 Mark IV No.4 Right Hand Turnout 23.00 AL704 Signal Tower Kit 17.50 AL283 Code 100 Mark IV No.6 Left Hand Turnout 23.00 AL705 Telephone Shanty & Pole Kit 8.75 AL284 Code 100 Mark IV No.6 Right Hand Turnout 23.00 AL706 Passenger Station Kit 19.25 AL285 Code 100 Mark IV No.8 Left Hand Turnout 28.50 AL707 Station Platform Kit 11.00 AL286 Code 100 Mark IV No.8 Right Hand Turnout 28.50 AL708 19th Century Church Kit 39.00 AL305 Turntable (Nickel Silver Track) 39.00 AL709 Three Stall Roundhouse Kit 41.00 AL55 Code 100 Insulated Rail Joiners (24) 3.00 AL711 Kates Colonial Home Kit 35.50 AL70000030 Code 100 Decorated Plate Girder Bridge CSX 21.75 AL712 Barbs Bungalow Kit 35.50 AL70000031 Code 100Decorated Plate Girder Bridge Lehigh & New England 21.75 AL713 Kims Classic American Home Kit 35.50 AL70000032 Code 100 Decorated Plate Girder Bridge Frisco 21.75 AL715 Refreshment Stand Kit 13.00 AL70000033 Code 100 Decorated Plate Girder Bridge Missouri Pacific 21.75 AL717 #D# Interlocking Tower Trainman Kit 14.95 AL70000034 Code 100 Decorated Plate Girder Bridge Penn Central 21.75 AL720 Maywood Station (Tan/Brown) Kit 40.50 AL70000035 Code 100 Decorated Plate Girder Bridge Providence Worcester 21.75 AL721 Middlesex Manufacturing Co. Kit 53.00 AL70000036 Code 100 Decorated Plate Girder Bridge Susquehanna 21.75 AL730 #D# Barbs Bungalow Micro-Plywood Garage Kit 61.00 AL70000037 Code 100 Decorated Plate Girder Bridge Canadian National 21.75 AL735 Kims Classic Micro-Plywood Garage Kit (2) 49.00 AL821 Code 100 Snap-Track Straight Track 228.6mm (6) 12.25 AL750 Lumber Yard & Office Kit 21.75 AL822 Code 100 Snap-Track Straight Track 152.4mm (4) 6.75 AL760 Roadside Restaurant Kit 21.75 AL823 Code 100 Snap-Track Straight Track 76.2mm (4) 6.75 AL761 #D# Produce Market Kit 14.95 AL825 Code 100 Snap-Track Straight Track 38.1mm (4) 6.75 AL763 #D# Drive Through Bank Kit 14.95 AL831 Code 100 Snap-Track Curved Track 381mm Radius 30 Degree (6) 12.50 AL764 #D# Car Wash Kit 14.95 AL832 Code 100 Snap-Track Curved Track 381mm Radius 15 Degree (4) 6.75 AL774 Hairpin Style Fence Kit 7.25 AL833 Code 100 Snap-Track Curved Track 457.2mm Radius 30 Deg (6) 12.50 AL775 Telephone Poles Kit 7.25 AL834 Code 100 Snap-Track Curved Track 457.2mm Radius 15 Deg (4) 6.75 AL776 Picket Fence & Gate Kit 7.25 AL835 Code 100 Snap-Track Curved Track 457.2mm Radius 10 Deg (4) 6.75 AL777 Three Rail Fence & Gate Kit 7.25 AL836 Code 100 Snap-Track Curved 558.8mm Radius 22 Deg(6) 12.50 AL80 Pier Set (47pc) 21.75 AL837 Code 100 Snap-Track Curved Track 609.6mm Radius 22.5 Deg(4) 13.00 AL81 Bridge Piers 76.2mm (4) 6.00 AL839 Code 100 Snap-Crossing 30 Degree 17.00 AL82 Pier Girders (4) 5.00 AL840 Code 100 Snap-Track Straight Terminal Track 8.50 AL883 Code 100 Warren Truss Bridge Kit 13.25 AL842 Code 100 Nickel Silver Terminal Joiners (1pr) 6.00 AL884 Code 100 Deck Truss Bridge Kit 13.25 AL843 Code 100 Bumpers (2) 6.00 AL885 Code 100 Plate Girder Bridge 13.25 AL844 Code 100 Rerailer (3) 13.00 AL888 Code 100 Through Truss Bridge Kit 457.2mm Black 40.50 AL845 Code 100 Snap-Track Curved Terminal Track 457.2mm Radius 8.50 AL889 Code 100 Through Truss Bridge Kit 457.2mm Silver 40.50 AL847 Code 100 Snap-Track Straight Assortment 8.50 AL890 Code 100 Decorated Erie Plate Girder Bridge 21.75 AL850 Code 100 Snap-Switch Left Hand Remote Turnout 33.00 AL891 Code 100 Decorated New York Central Plate Girder Bridge 21.75 AL851 Code 100 Snap-Switch Right Hand Remote Turnout 33.00 AL892 Code 100 Decorated Rio Grande Plate Girder Bridge 21.75 AL860 Code 100 Snap-Switch Left Hand Manual Turnout 23.00 AL893 Code 100 Decorated Santa Fe
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