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Hand-crafted N gauge weathering, resprays, conversions and detailing. Every model unique.

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Hand holding a Mercig Studios N gauge Class 67 model — showing the incredible detail at just 13cm long

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Weathered open wagon — realistic rust, grime and faded paintwork

Weathering

Brake dust, exhaust staining, oil leaks, faded paintwork — every weathering job is unique to the prototype. From subtle in-service grime to end-of-steam days.

Class 67 resprayed into Intercity Swallow livery

Resprays

Models can be resprayed from their original livery into anything the customer wants. A great deal of time and effort goes into creating a perfect finish.

Class 60 096 in Railfreight livery with detailed modifications

Detailing & Modifications

Virtually every model on this website has had some level of detailing and modification. All etches and 3D prints used in this process are designed in house and are unique to Mercig models.

2mm to the foot.

All models on this site are N gauge — 2mm:1ft scale. The largest locomotives are just 13cm long. At this scale, every detail is a feat of precision.

Etched brass parts measured in fractions of a millimetre. Weathering effects applied grain by grain under magnification.

N gauge locomotive next to an apple — demonstrating the tiny scale of these models

From the gallery

Class 60 028 in Cappagh blue livery
Class 31 601 in faded RES pink livery
D815 Druid — weathered Warship class in maroon
Heavily weathered and graffitied open wagon
Class 37 901 Mireless Pioneer in Railfreight livery
Class 59 101 in ARC yellow and grey livery
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