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General pages last updated on 26th January 2010
Shop last updated on 26th January 2010
Welcome to
West Wales Wagon Works
Happy New Year
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Latest Changes to my web site. Both the pages shown on the left column as "00 Gauge" and "N Gauge" have had a revamp to show all the products that Dapol are bringing out this year.
Primarily dealing with Welsh wagons, my speciality is the production of limited-edition model railway wagons in both 00 and N scales. The wagons are manufactured by Dapol Ltd, of Chirk, Shropshire.
'Christmas' wagons have arrived
This years Christmas wagon featured "Glan Garnant Colliery" from Garnant in the Amman Valley.
The colliery was located on the Gwaun-Cae-Gurwen branch which left the Central Wales Line at Pantyffynnon near Ammanford and currently sees a few coal trains each week as the former tip is being cleared. This line is subject to a preservation movement by the Amman Valley Railway Society
This model is available, pristine or weathered, in both N and 00 gauges.
The next 00 wagon will be "George West" of Reading, due in February followed by the two "Porter & Son" of Marlow due in March.
New Sections in the Dapol N-gauge section of the shop
There are two new sections in the shop for N-gauge. Firstly all the DMU's listed under "Train Sets" have been moved to a new DMU section, and secondly there is a new section for the imminent arrival of the 8-plank wagons.
Vouchers
Whilst I have done these before, their use has declined in recent years. However, instead of just being a Christmas-time item, I have decided to re-introduce them as a permanent feature. After all, there's always someone's birthday to think about! Vouchers are available in £5, £10 or £20 for either 00 or for N-gauge modellers. See the new section in the shop.
Project 120
This is a new project I am undertaking - see the page on this web site, or click here
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POSTAGE CHARGES and HOW DO I USE THE SHOP TO ORDER
See the "Questions" page for help on postal charges, especially if you are wanting more than three wagons.
Michael Martin
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