Ian is famous for his "Railway in a Clock" called "St Georges Hill"
(now under new management).
As a scratch builder of great skill, his artistry has been put to excellent use on
Horton Regis, the Epsom & Ewell
MRC's award winning 0 Gauge layout and by the MRC.
The following pictures represent some of his superlative work, much of which has
run at one time or another on both St Georges Hill and Horton Regis.
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LSWR 330 Class 0-6-0ST of 1878. Constructed from a much modified Shedmaster kit. Pictured as running in the mid 1880's.
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GWR Carriage Truck of circa 1876. Scratch built from plasticard carrying Duncan Models delivery van.
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LBSC Carriage Truck as running in the 1880's. Vehicle is through piped only. Scratch built in plasticard, buffers from D&S.
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LSWR ex 2nd class coach of 1851. In early Southwestern "Teak" livery. Scratch in plasticard.
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LSWR Adams 5 Plank Open as running in the mid 1880's. Scratch built in plasticard, tarpaulin has hand painted lettering.
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LSWR Beattie 5 Plank Open with tarpulin covered load of straw.
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LSWR Cart Truck of 1878. Entirely scratch built inlcuding the springs and axleboxes. Loaded with a Stanhope Gig scratch built in brass.
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LSWR Traffic Dept. crane. Heavily modified Meteor Models kit. Runner is an adapted ABS single bolster.
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MR 3 Plank Open. A Slater's kit modified with early wooden brake blocks and hand lettered tarpulin.
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MR high roofed CCT circa 1880. Scratch built in plasticard with Slater springs and axleboxes.
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