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CATALOGUE & PRICE LIST • 2021 ISSUE #1 Tel: 01476 550502 NEW for 2021 - BESPOKE STATION & SIGNAL BOX NAMEBOARDS Mobile: 07899 740119 Signage for your own stations and signal boxes, nameboards for lampposts and station seats, [email protected] plus a selection of other platform signs. Available in any scale and in any regional colour varia- tion – standard sheets are for BR stations, but sheets can also be produced in pre-nationalisa- www.pacificmodels.co.uk tion or Scotrail style. One station costs £18 and additional stations ordered at the same time cost £7 each (prices include p&p). Send details of your requirements to us by post or email, BR SMOKEBOX payment details are on our order form on page 16. NUMBERPLATES 5073 PACIFIC MODELS are produced by Ian Wilson, originator of ˾ 4mm - p 2 ˾ 7mm - p 3 the PROTOTYPE MODELS range of cardboard construction kits and a former director of SLATERS PLASTIKARD. So my modelmaking pedigree • • 30669 goes back a long way! DMU DESTINATION 47648 I have a full range of smokebox numberplates with correct variations in BLINDS style for locos running on British Railways in 1955 or later, and can now ˾ 12 Regional Sheets – p 4 produce LMS style numbers and selections of BR numbers to special order. 64190 There is a full range of Carriage Destination Boards for all regions of British Railways in 4mm & 7mm scales, and Pre-Nationalisation sheets are STEAM ON SHED & available to order. Introduced in 2020 was a range of DMU Destination LMS NUMBERPLATES Blinds & EMU Numeric Codes –13 sheets covering all UK regions and Southern EMUs, plus a 2 & 4 character headcode sheet. ˾˾ Bespoke to order – p 5 I was encouraged to start PACIFIC MODELS by my friend Tony Wright 75064 who wanted smokebox numbers for locos he builds, and also because I BRM Product Review – p 6 needed bespoke names, numbers and structures for my own layouts. My 15 84 latest layout EDENHAM in 4mm scale is shown below. B A DESTINATION BOARDS ˾ 4mm BR Western ...p 7 ˾ 4mm BR Southern...p 8 ˾ 4mm BR Midland ....p 9 ˾ 4mm BR Eastern ...p 10 ˾ 7mm Boards ..pps 12/13 NEW - BR(E) ‘JAZZ’ BOARDS & DISCS (includes red N7 numberplates) ˾ 4mm ..............p 11 ˾ 7mm...............p 11 I am a member of the NMRA and have introduced a limited range of USA diesel numberboards and UK & USA SCENIC N scale craftsman structure kits ACCESSORIES shown here on my Mackenzieville Yard and Glendale Junction layout ˾ 4mm & 7mm – page 14 (see page 14). USA DIESEL NUMBERBOARDS ˾ HO & ˾ N – page 15 ORDER FORM MAIL ORDER ONLY – cheques payable to PACIFIC MODELS Page 16 POST FREE over £10 to UK addresses - orders under £10 add £2 p&p For overseas – airmail postage prices will be charged at cost. BRITISH RAILWAYS © PACIFIC MODELS @ PACIFIC STUDIO PACIFIC SMOKEBOX NUMBERPLATES 2 HIGH STREET, CORBY GLEN, MODELS LINCOLNSHIRE NG33 4LX, UK PRICE LIST Telephone: +44 (0)1476 550502 If you plan to customise a locomotive with the number of your choice, Mobile: +44 (0)7899 740119 the trickiest part is patching together a smokebox numberplate from a Email: [email protected] decal sheet. Our range of smokebox numberplates aims to give you the whole class. You may only need one number but it will save a lot of www.pacificmodels.co.uk DATE: time – and you can share your sheet with friends! 2021 Special requests welcome! If the loco you want isn’t on our list, Page 2 SCALE: 4mm/foot – OO/EM/P4 or you want a different colour background or style – let us quote you. BR WESTERN REGION BR SOUTHERN REGION _______________________________________________________4BRW01 Western Region Shedplates £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRS01 Southern Region Shedplates £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRW02 1400 Class 0-4-2Ts, 2251 Class & Dean 0-6-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRS02 Ex LSWR & SR Tank Locos £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRW03 4500 Class 2-6-2Ts & Assorted Small Tanks £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRS03 Ex LBSCR, SECR & SER Tank Locos £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRW04 3100/3150/5100/6100/8100 Class 2-6-2Ts £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRS04 C, C2X, O1, Q, Q1, 700 & 0395 0-6-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRW05 4200 Class 2-8-0Ts & 7200 Class 2-8-2Ts £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRS05 K, N, N1, U & U1 2-6-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRW06 5600 Class; Rhymney & Taff Vale 0-6-2Ts £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRS06 D, D15, E1, L, L1, T9 & V 4-4-0s + H2 4-4-2s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRW07 4300 Class 2-6-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRS07 H15, LN, N15, N15X & S15 4-6-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRW08 2800 Class, 4700 Class & ROD 2-8-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRS08 MN, WC & BB 4-6-2s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRW09 5700 Class Pannier Tank 0-6-0PTs £6.00 BR EASTERN REGION _______________________________________________________4BRW10 5400/6400/7400/9400 Class 0-6-0PTs £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRW11 4900 Class ‘Hall’ 4-6-0s £4.50 Many Eastern Region sheets now include alternative numberplates with ‘curly’ 6 and 9 numerals. Check prototype photos to see which to use. _______________________________________________________4BRW12 County/Manor/Grange/Modified Hall 4-6-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRE01 Eastern & North Eastern Region Shedplates £6.00 _______________________________________________________4BRW13 Castle & King 4-6-0s; ‘Dukedog’ 4-4-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRE02 A1/A2/A3/A4 Named 4-6-2s & W1 4-6-4 £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRW14 1361 0-6-0ST/1366/1500/1600 0-6-0PTs £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRE03 V2 2-6-2s £4.50 BR MIDLAND REGION _______________________________________________________4BRE04 B1 4-6-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRE05 B12/B16/B2 & B17 4-6-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRM01 Midland Region Shedplates (incl. 1957 changes) £6.00 _______________________________________________________4BRE06 K1/K2/K4 2-6-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRM02 Fowler & Stanier 3MT + Ivatt 2MT 2-6-2Ts £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRE07 K3/K5 2-6-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRM03 2P & Compound 4P 4-4-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRE08 D10/11/16/20/30/34/40/49 4-4-0s & E4 2-4-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRM04 Fairburn, Fowler & Stanier 4MT 2-6-4Ts £6.00 _______________________________________________________4BRE09 O1/O2 2-8-0s & Ex NER Q6/Q7 0-8-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRM05 Hughes & Stanier 5MT 2-6-0s £6.00 _______________________________________________________4BRE10 Ex GCR O4 2-8-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRM06 Ivatt 4MT & 2MT 2-6-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRE11 J38 & J39 0-6-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRM07 Johnson & Deeley MR 2F & 3F 0-6-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRE12 Ex GNR J5/J6 & GCR J10/J11 0-6-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRM08 Fowler MR & LMS 4F 0-6-0s £6.00 _______________________________________________________4BRE13 Ex NBR J35/J36/J37 0-6-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRM09 Stanier Black 5 4-6-0s £6.00 _______________________________________________________4BRE14 Ex GER J15/J17/J19/J20 0-6-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRM10 Named 4-6-0s & 4-6-2s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRE15 Ex NER J21/J25/J26/J27 0-6-0s £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRM11 Ex MR & LMS 0-6-0Ts £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRE16 LNER Tanks A8 • V1/V3 • L1 • J94 £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRM12 Fowler 7F 0-8-0s, Stanier 8F & S&DJR 7F 2-8-0s £6.00 _______________________________________________________4BRE17 Ex GNR Tanks C12 • J50/J52 • N1/N2 £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRM13 Ex L&YR Tank & Tender Locos £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRE18 Ex GCR Tanks A5 • C13/14 • J63• N5 • S1 • Q1 £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRM14 Ex Highland & Caledonian Tank & Tender Locos £6.00 _______________________________________________________4BRE19 Ex NBR Tanks C15/16 • J83/88 • N15 • Y9 £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRM15 Ex LMS and LT&SR Small Tank Locos £4.50 _______________________________________________________4BRE20 Ex GER Tanks F4/5/6 • J66/67/68/69 • N7 • Y4 £4.50 4BRE21 Ex NER Tanks A7 • G5 • J71/72/73/77 • N8/10 • T1 £4.50 BR STANDARD CLASSES _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________4STD01 Named Pacifics; 73XXX & 75XXX 4-6-0s
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    BackTrack Cumulative Index to Volumes 1-25 COMPILED BY TERRY PENFOLD Bury Knowsley Street 9/320 Alternative Fuels, The quest for 11/6, 66, 148 Publishing History Carrbridge 14/411, 570 Alternative, There must be an 15/403, 463 Introductory Issue (No 0) Pp. i - xlviii Channel Islands 23/518, 24/728 Ambulance trains - US Army 13/525 Volume 1 1987 4 issues Pp. 1 - 192 Charfield, Two unknown 3/155 Volume 2 1988 4 issues Pp. 1 - 192 Charing Crossed Wires 20/582 ARCHITECTURE Volume 3 1989 5 issues Pp. 1 - 240 Chinley 12/401 Architecture, Railway: Heritage or horror? 18/404 Volume 4 1990 6 issues Pp. 1 - 288 Clapham Junction ‘A’ Box 11/648 Barry Railway architecture 10/106*, 640* Clayton Tunnel Disaster 23/606 Brick and the railway builders 17/582, 706 Volume 5 1991 6 issues Pp. 1 - 304 Detonating signals: ‘An awful catastrophe.. .a direful Bricks and railways 11/89 Volume 6, 7, 8 1992 -1994 event’ 13/385 Manchester Central construction 6/60 each 6 issues Pp. 1 - 336 Dinwoodie, Disaster at 7/293 Neath and Brecon architecture 9/394* Volume 9 1995 12 issues Pp. 1 - 680 District Railway, Deliberate mistake on the 8/297 Pre-grouping survivals around London 10/332*, Volume 10 1996 12 issues Pp. 1 - 708 Dransfield, Lidge 17/464 11/108* Volume 11 1997 12 issues Pp. 1 - 692 East London Line, Downhill to disaster on the 18/528 Railway Construction, The Logistics of 23/356, 436 Volume 12 1998 12 issues Pp. 1 - 696 Elliot Junction 1906 19/454 Railways and reinforced concrete 20/80 Special LMS issue (12/S) Pp.