Here we have a set of LMS 'porthole' coaches. This download includes several body types:

• Brake coach (BSK)

• Buffet coach (RB)

• First-class brake coach (BFK)

• First-class coach (FK)

• Full brake coach (BG)

• Standard open coach (TSO)

• Standard-class coach (SK)

Each of these variants comes in the following liveries:

• LMS Maroon

• Pullman Brown

• NWR Green & Cream

• NWR Red & Cream

• NWR Brown & Cream

• NWR Blue & Cream

• NWR 'Chocolate Biscuit'

• BR Blood & Custard

• BR Blue & White

• BR Blue

• BR 'Swallow'

• Gordon's Special Coaches (TVS)

These express coaches are based on the Southern Railway's Maunsell coaches.  Included are composite, brake, kitchen and dining cars in multiple liveries:

• Green-and-cream

• Red-and-cream

• Blue-and-cream

• Chocolate-and-cream

• Chocolate Biscuit

Here are the autocoaches of the Little Western: Alice, Dulcie, Isabel  and Mirabel.  These were a collaboration with Edward2Fan47, who did the  body meshes and faces.

These are Great Western Railway autocoaches, in Chocolate-and-Custard,  Blood-and-Custard and BR Maroon liveries. These were a collaboration  with Edward2Fan47, who did the body meshes.

These are the three-axle coaches of the Wellsworth & Suddery  Railway.  Included are first-class, third-class and third-class brake.

These mail vans are based on LMS mail van no. 37817.  They're included  with both Sodor Mail and North-West Package Express livery, both with  and without faces. Faces by Knuckles Productions.

Here's Toad, the polite brakevan who escaped scrapping with Oliver. Faces by Knuckles Productions.

This download contains BR Standard 20T brakevans with and without faces in multiple liveries:

• Blue

• Brown

• Brown (no letters)

• Green

• Grey

• Grey (no letters)

• Red

• Sodor China Clay Co (SCC) red

• Sodor China Clay Co (SCC) red (no letters)

Faces by Knuckles Productions.

These brake vans were used by the Wellsworth & Suddery Railway, and are included with both W&S and NWR lettering.

This small breakdown train includes a works unit coach, a support wagon,  a crane and a tool wagon.  The crane is a hand-operated one, similar to  the one in preservation on the Bluebell Railway.  It is scripted, and  can be posed in different positions.

This download contains 20T tank wagons with and without faces in multiple liveries:

• Black

• Blue

• Brown

• Green

• Grey

• Ironworks Green

• Red

• Sodor Fuel

• Tar

• Tidmouth Milk

• White

• Yellow

Faces by Knuckles Productions.

This download contains dual-tank tank wagons in multiple liveries:

• Black

• Blue

• Brown

• Ffarquhar Brewery

• Green

• Grey

• Red

• Suddery Pickles

• Tidmouth Milk

• White

• Yellow

This is a motorail wagon, for when passengers want to bring their cars with them.  It can be loaded with up to 3 cars.

This download contains salt wagons with and without faces in multiple liveries:

• Black

• Blue

• Brown

• Cream

• Green

• Grey

• Light Grey

• Red

• Suddery Pickles

• White

• Yellow

Faces by Knuckles Productions.

This download contains grain wagons with and without faces in multiple liveries:

• Black

• Blue

• Brown

• Cream

• Ffarquhar Brewery

• Green

• Grey

• Light Grey

• Red

• White

Faces by Knuckles Productions.

This  download contains 3-axle box vans, based loosely on an LMS design.  They  come with and without faces, in the following liveries:

• Blue

• Brown

• Brown (Weathered)

• Green

• Grey

• Red

Faces by Knuckles Productions.

This download contains wood box vans with and without faces in multiple liveries:

• Blue

• Brown

• Brown (Weathered)

• Green

• Grey

• Red

Faces by Knuckles Productions.

This download contains 10T iron body vans with and without faces in multiple liveries:

• Blue

• Brown

• Green

• Grey

• Red

Faces by Knuckles Productions.

This download contains 5-plank wagons with and without faces in multiple liveries:

• Blue

• Brown

• Green

• Grey

• Light Grey

• Red

Faces by Knuckles Productions.

These are standard-gauge sand wagons, used for transporting locomotive sand to sheds and stations across the railway.  This download includes versions with and without faces.  Faces by Knuckles Productions.

These  are brake tenders, which were used in the 1960s and 1970s to provide  diesel engines with additional braking force to stop trains of goods  trucks without automatic brakes. This was needed as diesels were not as  heavy as steam locomotives. This download includes both of the above  designs, in the following liveries:

• BR Black

• BR Blue

• BR Green (early - no end panels)

• BR Green (late - yellow end panels)

These ballast hoppers are used all over the North-West Railway.   Included are riveted and welded versions, both with and without faces. Faces by Knuckles Productions.

This download contains steel coil wagons in NWR brown and ironworks green liveries.

This download contains a Railway-Series style snowplough, which should  fit over the buffers of my steam and small diesel locomotives.

This is a loadable low-loader wagon.