Good afternoon gentlemen,

I'm sure that this question has probably been asked already, but since N Brass closed, I found found it quite hard to find a suitable source of wagon buffers from. Does anyone know of any suggestions?

Many thanks,

Rob.

You need to be a member of the 2mm SA but they have a range: https://www.2mm.org.uk/products/shops.php?shop_num=2

Quote from: Jollybob on October 18, 2025, 02:07:51 PMDoes anyone know of any suggestions?

The N Gauge Society, which you are showing a membership number for, do these

https://www.ngsjoin.com/ngs-buffers-packs-of-20-911-p.asp

Peco do brass wagon buffers heads, but not, AFAIK, suitable bodies. They push in to the ends of model kit buffers beams.

Martyn

Try B H Enterprises They have a website with every thing on it .
BUT DONT EXPECT AN INSTANT REPLY SINCE THE BOSS PASSED AWAY HIS SONS ARE DOING THEIR BEST TO KEEP UP WITH ORDERS .
BHENGAUGE@GOOGLEMAIL.COM

Thanks for the reply guys. When you think about it, there is not a lot of options out there. I will have to think about what to do next.

Rob.

I too have missing buffers for the Sonic Vanwide. It's impossible to get spares and the NGS doesn't seem to supply round wagon buffers.

I agree with Bob Tidbury that BH Enterprises is a good choice for turned brass buffers.  I bought some a few months ago (BHE381) and am very pleased with them. 

The BHE catalogue dated 5 April 2025 includes the following list for brass buffers but I do not know if these are all in stock.  Best to check first. 

However, as Bob says, be patient when you order from BHE. 

Ian

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