SIXTEEN MILLS

• Simple and quick construction.
• Highly detailed.
• Hidden tab and slot construction.
• Press-in acrylic carriage windows for a clean finish after painting.
• Wheels, axle boxes and stainless steel axles included (except Gauge One).
• Flat packed for ease of posting.
  

The 16mm range generally allows for 32 or 45mm gauges to be selected during construction of rolling stock.

As these new kits are supplied tabbed to sheets the parts should be carefully removed with a craft knife rather than simply snapping them off. A light touch with a file or sandpaper will remove any sign of the tabs.

PVA white wood glue is recommended as it allows positioning and still sets quickly. 

Seal all surfaces when finished with a proprietary MDF sealer such as 'Rustins'. A small tin is very cheap and will treat a great number of wagons. You can roughly paint the sealer on with a fairly coarse brush as it dries flat and invisible and doesn't roughen the smooth MDF as diluted PVA does. 

I paint with acrylic car primer before any colour coat. I don't like gloss finished as they can be a little toy -like and is liable to loose much of my hard work producing the surface engraving. A gloss finish viewed from a distance looses its gloss, so I suggest you paint your models matt or satin finish at the most as seen here.