Accurascale
Accurascale is the sister brand to Irish Railway Models, a company born in 2015 when four modellers came together with the aim of bringing high quality, ready-to-run models to market, with class-leading Irish outline models produced to date.
Detailed, ready-to-run 4mm and 7mm Scale Models
As a company run by railway modellers for railway modellers, we are committed to achieving the highest standards at all stages of production, from initial research of prototypes right through to final delivery to the modeller. We’d love to hear from you about our planned or future potential models!
What makes us different?
We aim to achieve the highest possible levels of fidelity, performing all Surveys, data gathering and research, through to complete factory ready CAD locally, which working with the very best factories in China for manufacture.
We want to produce only high-fidelity, definitive models that will stand the test of time and bring joy to our customers.
Our promises to you, the modeller:
- We will announce new items to our range once CAD is complete, tooling is in progress or complete and we have prototypes in hand, with short delivery times.
- We will strive to deliver models that are as true to the prototype as possible, without compromising for the sake of cost or expedience.
- We plan to deliver a sustainable range of quality models, that grows over time, and for which availability is sustained.
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Content featuring Accurascale
Accurascale Class 89 edges closer
Accurascale and Rails of Sheffield have received decorated samples of their all-new ‘OO’ gauge Class 89 electric locomotives for assessment by the development team.
Accurascale Class 50 EPs break cover
Accurascale has revealed progress on its forthcoming all-new ‘OO’ gauge Class 50 Co-Co-diesel project.
Stockton & Darlington Chaldrons for Locomotion
Locomotion Models has commissioned several exclusive 'OO’ gauge Stockton & Darlington Railway (S&DR) Chaldron coal hoppers from Accurascale, depicting the waggons used in the early years of the world’s first public railway.