This section covers lost-wax brass detail fittings intended for N scale steam locomotives. The parts are cast in a single alloy suitable for soldering or cyanoacrylate adhesive. Typical items include whistle turrets, safety valve clusters, bell brackets, and steam dome bases. Before fitting, remove any sprue remnants with a fine file and test the part against the model's boiler or shell. Most components are sized for common US prototype dimensions, so check the drawing or dimension note for each item. Use these to replace moulded-on details on ready-to-run models or to complete kit-built engines. For soldering, use a low-temperature iron and resin flux; for glue, apply a tiny drop and hold until set.

The castings in this group are best suited to locomotives from the 1880s through the 1950s, covering both freight and passenger power. They are not intended for highly compressed or toy-like models; rather, they suit scale-length boilers with a minimum diameter of about 8 mm. When positioning parts, align them with the boiler centre line and use a square to ensure verticality. For domes and bells, drill a locating hole of 0.5 mm to accept the integral pin, then trim the pin to length. For surface-mounted details like sand domes or headlights, roughen the mating area lightly with fine emery to improve adhesion. Always check clearance with the boiler jacket or running board before final fixing.

This is a reference listing only; it does not imply current availability. The parts are presented in a logical order of application, from boiler top fittings to cab and chassis details. Each item has a unique code and a short description of its shape and prototype use. Some parts are duplicates of earlier runs but with corrected dimensions; these are marked with a suffix. When planning a project, gather all the relevant codes and compare them with your model's dimensions. If a part seems too large or small, it is better to adjust the model than to force the casting. The workshop has produced these patterns over many years, and the range reflects common practice in N scale modelling. Use this catalogue as a guide to what is possible, not as a promise of stock.