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Model buildings

complete buildings in variety of scales and building fronts for scratchbuilding

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Railway Buildings
LBSCR Small S&F type 5 Signal box	LBSCR small signal box Possibly a classic design, with its overhanging roof. Found all over the LBSCR system, and beyond. Sizes from small to large. Size depending on size of Saxby and Farmer signaling lever frame. This is a fairly common sized version, 15ft by 11ft, found on many small stations. This particular one is based on the preserved one at Isfield. Brickwork is a variant of Flemish bond, with odd bricks to enable bond to work along full length and width. Interior not included, but this can be fitted from below (or fit box over interior). Requires finishing and painting
LBSCR Small S&F type 5 Signal box (Right hand door access)	LBSCR small signal box (right hand access) Possibly a classic design, with its overhanging roof. Found all over the LBSCR system, and beyond. Sizes from small to large. Size depending on size of Saxby and Farmer signaling lever frame. This is a fairly common sized version, 15ft by 11ft, found on many small stations. This particular one is based on the preserved one at Isfield. Brickwork is a variant of Flemish bond, with odd bricks to enable bond to work along full length and width. Interior not included, but this can be fitted from below (or fit box over interior). Requires finishing and painting
	Gomshall Signal Box ww2 buildARP pillbox style building on Guildford to Redhill line . Model based on this.
Left hand stairs version
LMS ARP Signal Box Given the importance of signal boxes to the running of a railway, it was deemed important at the start of WW2 to build new and relacement signal boxes which could withstand some bombing. Concrete and brick would be the main material used, and the LMS even replaced wood with metal for windows. Most new signal boxes were big, some very big,but smaller ones could be found and the last LMS ARP type was installed as late as 1949 at Town Green station near to Ormskirk. This one is a small, 3 window sized signal box, which is ideal for small stations and yards. Available with either a brick staircase or an open one with concrete side panels, either as a left or right hander.
Right hand brick stairs
Left hand brick stairs
Right hand open/concrete stairs
Left hand open/concrete stairs

	Provender Store A small goods building,found on many lines., in particular ex Southern Railway. The design is modular so can be offered in different configurations if required.
	Southern Railway line side hut Classic Southern Railway concrete hut, found everywhere on their system.
	Concrete line-side shed simple concrete sided, based on old Hornby Dublo one
	Small Garden Shed

	GWR coaling stage The standard GWR coaling stage. This captures the overall look, as individual sheds would have design differences. Brickwork is standard English bond as used by the GWR in all its brick buildings. The whole structure is one piece. It is designed to fit over the raised track at the back. Internal floors are required.
	GWR style brick goods shed GWR style goods shed in brick standard GWR coaling stage. This captures the overall look, as individual sheds would have design differences. Brickwork is standard English bond as used by the GWR in all its brick buildings. Interior walls are also brick covered, but internal raised platform not included. Roof trusses in position. The whole structure is one piece and just needs painting and glazing..
	GWR Pagoda station building Possibly one of the iconic designs that the GWR introduced for small stations and halts. Although primarily designed for passenger use, variants were also produced for use as cycle sheds and other storage buildings, even complete station buildings. Sizes varied, but the one I have done is based of original GWR plans.
	LSWR footbridge West Moors station Early concrete footbridge built by LSWR for West Moors station on line from Salisbury to Bournemouth, near to junction with line to Ringwood.
	Southern Railway (Art Nouveau/Deco) 1930s station building - low relief version 3D design of the station building at Seaton , now demolished, but based on drawings in Railway Modeller
Nissen Huts (complete)

French Buildings
Low Relief Boulangerie shop, centre door, 3 floors , version 1.
Gare de Chey,Tramway des Deux-Sevres
Type G roundhouse building sections Modular sections for different number of turntable roads Diffrerent models of turntables have different numbers of roads that can be fitted. 24 with angle between 15 degrees 36 with angle between 10 degrees 40 with angle between 9 degrees 48 with angle between 7.5 degrees. Can be built with up to maximum number of shed roads for turntable size. Track base fits code 100 rail
Left end section	7.5 degree 48 road turntable type
	9 degree 40 road turntable type
	10 degree 36 road turntable type
	15 degree 24 road turntable type
Left end section with through road	7.5 degree 48 road turntable type
	9 degree 40 road turntable type
	10 degree 36 road turntable type
	15 degree 24 road turntable type
middle section	7.5 degree 48 road turntable type
	9 degree 40 road turntable type
	10 degree 36 road turntable type
	15 degree 24 road turntable type
middle section with through road	7.5 degree 48 road turntable type
	9 degree 40 road turntable type
	10 degree 36 road turntable type
	15 degree 24 road turntable type
right end section	7.5 degree 48 road turntable type
	9 degree 40 road turntable type
	10 degree 36 road turntable type
	15 degree 24 road turntable type
right end section with through road	7.5 degree 48 road turntable type
	9 degree 40 road turntable type
	10 degree 36 road turntable type
	15 degree 24 road turntable type
track base with pit	7.5 degree 48 road turntable type
	9 degree 40 road turntable type
	10 degree 36 road turntable type
	15 degree 24 road turntable type
Terraced Houses
These are intended as examples, other combinations can be produce , including names on shops
Bottom 2 houses and shop on a sloping road Z-87-lr-stone-t-shop-ld-slope-l2r-bot3-1 HO (1/87) scale	Top 2 houses and a shop on a sloping road Z-87-lr-stone-t-shop-cd-slope-l2r-top3-1HO (1/87) scale
Terrace House -Brick (Flemish bond) door on left	Terrace House-Brick (Flemish bond) door on right
Terrace House Back -Brick (Flemish bond) door on left	Terrace House Back-Brick (Flemish bond) door on right
Terrace House Extension Brick (Flemish bond) left side	Terrace House Extension Brick (Flemish bond) left side
Terrace Shop Brick (Flemish bond) Door on left, chimney on left Shop name can be added on request	Terrace Shop Brick (Flemish bond) Door on left, chimney on right Shop name can be added on request
Terrace Shop Brick (Flemish bond) Door in centre, chimney on left Shop name can be added on request	Terrace Shop Brick (Flemish bond) Door in centre, chimney on right Shop name can be added on request
Terrace Shop Brick (Flemish bond) Door on right, chimney on left Shop name can be added on request	Terrace Shop Brick (Flemish bond) Door on right, chimney on right Shop name can be added on request


Art Deco Roadside Garage
Classic Art Deco design for 1930s roadside garage . Front only, low relief.	Z-1-152-garage-1-(N scale) Z-1-100-garage-1-(TT scale 3mm/ft) Z-1-87-garage-1-(HO scale) Z-1-76-garage-1- (OO Scale) Z-1-55-garage-1- (5.5mm/ft scale) Z-1-43-garage-1-(O scale) Z-1-32-garage-1- (Gauge 1 scale)

Shop Fronts
	Shop front with door on left
	Shop front with door in centre
	Shop front with door on right
	Corner shop front type 1
	Corner shop front type 2
	Corner shop window type 2
	Corner shop front type 3
	Corner shop window type 3
Cinema front
Low Relief Cinema tiled wall Classic cinema 1930s through 1950s. Low relief design. Could also be used for shop or station front.
Low Relief Cinema stone wall Classic cinema 1930s through 1950s. Low relief design. Could also be used for shop or station front.
Low Relief Cinema rendered wall Classic cinema 1930s through 1950s. Low relief design. Could also be used for shop or station front.

Model buildings

Low Relief Boulangerie shop, centre door, 3 floors , version 1.