Waterslide transfers to suit industrial locos in 4mm scale.

Instructions for applying decals can be found here.

100HP Sentinel

(Hardys Hobbies but may also fit RT Models version)

British Tar Products ‘Ann’ - as preserved on the East Lancashire Railway

Fry’s Somerdale - as preserved on the Avon Valley Railway.

Please note: the Somerdale transfers are printed on a laser printer and show a bit of ‘dot dithering’. They also come printed face-down and need to be applied upside down. Pictured is Callum Willcox’s Sentinel using these laser-printed transfers (thanks to Callum for the photo).

Thanks to Callum Porter for help with the BTP ‘Ann’ decals and the photo of his model on the layout.

Manning Wardle H Class 0-4-0ST

(Hardys Hobbies)

Double white lining set (inverted corners) - Generic lining set

Hudswell Clarke PLA 0-6-0T

(Hardys Hobbies)

Double white lining set (inverted corners) - As per No.90 and 91. Includes numbers to do either loco.

RSH 56 Class 0-6-0ST Stewart & Lloyds Minerals

(Hardys Hobbies ‘Ugly’ kits)

To represent 3 of the S&L locos including the only named one, ‘Jupiter’

NCB No.60 (ex-Philadelphia, as preserved)

No.60 ran on the ex-Lambton Hetton and Joicey Colliery system during NCB days. This set is to represent the loco as it is running now in preservation, with NCB and No.2 Durham Area lettering, cabside and bunker numerals, and bufferbeam numbers.
Thanks to Alex Pomeroy for the photos of No.60.

Laser printed so the decals are face-down and will need to be flipped over during application.

Instructions for applying decals can be found here.

AVONSIDE B4 LINING SETS

To fit the Railway Mania kits.

Snowdown Colliery (late/square tanks)

St. Thomas - white lining with inverted corners, includes bunker lining for pre-NCB condition

St. Dunstan - white lining with inverted corners, includes bunker lining for pre-NCB condition

Imperial Smelting Corporation (early/round tank)

No.2 - yellow lining sized to fit the early round tank (later named ‘Edwin Hulse’), with ISC Ltd. tankside lettering

Staveley Ironworks

Based on that applied to ‘Devonshire’ and two sister locos at Staveley.