This is the E.B.M. range of Brighton Carriage “W” Irons - ranging from the early designs fitted to Craven 4 and 6 wheeled vehicles, through Stroudley and Billinton 4 and 6 wheeled carriages. This is an illustration of what should almost cover all the major carriage and wagon “W” iron needs for the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway - from around 1860 - 1900. Some of the numerous Craven designs are here - at least those that are considered economically viable to produce.
Bottom right is the basic Goods wagon range, which includes the standard wagon “W” irons (for 8 ton vans, open A’s, D’s etc), and earlier curved “W” irons (for some of the earlier curiosities)
The proportions of what is shown below are not to scale, as they have undergone several changes in different software packages, and these are the only illustrations of earlier artwork I have to hand at this moment. However, they give the general shape. The Craven designs are actually narrower than they appear here.
Prices are : £3.50 per fret - with S.A.E. For posting - if small numbers.
Discount: £3.25 for 10 and over.
To date, four of these designs have been produced in 7mm scale. Prices to be announced
These are:
7CCWI - 1 - the Craven carriage W iron the same shape as CCWI - 1 in 4mm scale
7CCWI - 3- the Craven carriage W iron the same shape as CCWI - 3 in 4mm scale
7SWWI - LB&SCR standard straight wagon W iron
7CWWI - earlier curved LB&SCR wagon W iron.