15 models
Railway halt/shelter of Plovan [1:87 (HO)]
ref.: Secanda 25.5 version 1a
A modest halt/shelter on the old metre-gauge railway line of the “Train-carottes” (Douarnenez-Audierne line).
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Le Train Youtar [1:87 (HO)]
ref.: Secanda 25.4 version 1a
The Youtar train (Breton for "porridge eater") ran along the now-closed metre-gauge Douarnenez-Audierne line. Although no longer in use, this little train has left a lasting impression on the people of the Cap Sizun region of Brittany.
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Tréogat railway station [1:87 (HO)]
ref.: Secanda 25.3 version 1a
A modest passenger building of an equally modest railway station on the old "transbigoudène" metre-gauge line of the "Train-carottes" in Brittany.
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Common railway stations of the trains Carottes and Youtar [1:87 (HO)]
ref.: Secanda 25.02 version 2b
The old metre-gauge lines Douarnenez-Audierne (the "Train Youtar") and Pont-l'Abbé - Audierne (the "Train-carottes (Carrot Train)"), in Brittany, had a common section whose two stations had passenger buildings identical except for a few details. Only the one at Pont-Croix still exists today.
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Railway stations of the 'Train-carottes' [HO (1:87)]
ref.: Secanda 24.07 version 1a
Stations on the former Pont-l'Abbé - Audierne local railway line in Brittany, nicknamed the ‘Train-carottes’ (Carrot Train) because it generally carried more vegetables than passengers! The line operated for a short time (1912-1935).
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Hénaff water tower, in Pouldreuzic (Brittany/France) [1:200]
ref.: Secanda 24.06 version 1a
Water tower or pâté box? Both at the same time! The surprising water tower of the Hénaff factory overlooks Pouldreuzic in Brittany, and has become the symbol of this small town in the Pays Bigouden region.
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Railway station of Combrit-Tréméoc [HO (1:87)]
ref.: Secanda 24.05 version 1a
Small rural station on the former Quimper - Pont-l'Abbé local railway line, now disused.
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Railway station of Pont-l'Abbé [HO (1:87)]
ref.: Secanda 23.12 version 1a
Pont-l'Abbé station passenger building (1884) in Brittany, terminus of the former Quimper-Pont-l'Abbé single-track line. The station is now disused and the building has been converted into House of the local associations.
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Furniture set of the Osté (Seiz Breur 1925) [1:10]
ref.: Secanda 23.11 version 1a
Iconic set of furniture from Brittany's Ar Seiz Breur movement, exhibited at the famous 1925 Paris Exposition des Arts Déco.
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Gatekeeper's house (PN Pleurtuit) [H0 (1:87)]
ref.: Secanda 23.10 version 1a
A gatekeeper's house from the the former Dinan-Dinard line (in Pleurtuit, north-eastern Brittany).
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Railway stations of Pleslin and Pleurtuit (Dinan-Dinard line) [H0 (1:87)]
ref.: Secanda 23.08 version 1a
The Dinan-Dinard line was a single-track train line of about twenty kilometers. It was put into service in 1887. The passenger service was stopped in 1986 and the line was definitively closed in 1992.
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The Invaders [1:100]
ref.: Secanda 20.3 version 1a
Certainly the most famous flying saucer, from the 1960s TV series. A model to build with your little finger in the air!
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St-Michel church, in Bruc-sur-Aff [1:100]
ref.: Secanda 16.13 version 1a
This rural church in eastern Britain has an ancient nave with an elegant frame bell tower, contrasting with the large transept and choir with cut sides that are much more recent (late nineteenth century).
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Boxes for Bombarde reeds [1:1]
ref.: Secanda 16.10 version 1a
Reinforced box, to accommodate three reeds for the bombarde (traditional Breton oboe) or other near sized reeds.
Nb: object in relation to the free document Bombarde How to.
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St-Melaine church, in Andouillé-Neuville [1:100]
ref.: Secanda 15.9 version 1a
The nave of this rural church was originally the former chapel of the castle, then it became later the parish church. The castle today disappeared.
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