Victorian Station Building
Our latest creation is a Victorian Station Building, based on Corpusty and Saxthorpe Station in the beautiful county of Norfolk.
With a footprint of 300mm x 120mm at the base, this is easily the largest building we have done to date and is suitable for both O gauge and NG7 layouts. As with the majority of our models, the walls and roof are both single pieces meaning no unsightly joins and perfectly aligning brick and tile patterns.
Available in 2 colour choices with buff and brown or buff and green details. The finer detailed components are all separate and can also be easily painted before assembly to suit your layout. The front door and doorframe are also individual pieces, so you can model the station with open or closed doors.
The internal layout matches the original floor plan of Corpusty with a main hall, ladies waiting area and toilet, ticket office, gents toilet and porters room. There are even fireplaces making it easy to decorate inside.
The chimneys are modular and consist of 4 components each, allowing you to model them shorter should you wish.
Please note this is a particularly big model and takes quite a lot of time for us to produce - please allow up to 14 days for delivery. Larger photographs are available at the bottom of this page.
Dimensions: 300mm x 120mm at the base. 176mm tall (from base to top of chimney).
Number of components: 38
We would also like to acknowledge the assistance of the Midland and Gt Northern Railway Circle and particularly Nigel Digby for their help researching this model.
Our latest creation is a Victorian Station Building, based on Corpusty and Saxthorpe Station in the beautiful county of Norfolk.
With a footprint of 300mm x 120mm at the base, this is easily the largest building we have done to date and is suitable for both O gauge and NG7 layouts. As with the majority of our models, the walls and roof are both single pieces meaning no unsightly joins and perfectly aligning brick and tile patterns.
Available in 2 colour choices with buff and brown or buff and green details. The finer detailed components are all separate and can also be easily painted before assembly to suit your layout. The front door and doorframe are also individual pieces, so you can model the station with open or closed doors.
The internal layout matches the original floor plan of Corpusty with a main hall, ladies waiting area and toilet, ticket office, gents toilet and porters room. There are even fireplaces making it easy to decorate inside.
The chimneys are modular and consist of 4 components each, allowing you to model them shorter should you wish.
Please note this is a particularly big model and takes quite a lot of time for us to produce - please allow up to 14 days for delivery. Larger photographs are available at the bottom of this page.
Dimensions: 300mm x 120mm at the base. 176mm tall (from base to top of chimney).
Number of components: 38
We would also like to acknowledge the assistance of the Midland and Gt Northern Railway Circle and particularly Nigel Digby for their help researching this model.
Our latest creation is a Victorian Station Building, based on Corpusty and Saxthorpe Station in the beautiful county of Norfolk.
With a footprint of 300mm x 120mm at the base, this is easily the largest building we have done to date and is suitable for both O gauge and NG7 layouts. As with the majority of our models, the walls and roof are both single pieces meaning no unsightly joins and perfectly aligning brick and tile patterns.
Available in 2 colour choices with buff and brown or buff and green details. The finer detailed components are all separate and can also be easily painted before assembly to suit your layout. The front door and doorframe are also individual pieces, so you can model the station with open or closed doors.
The internal layout matches the original floor plan of Corpusty with a main hall, ladies waiting area and toilet, ticket office, gents toilet and porters room. There are even fireplaces making it easy to decorate inside.
The chimneys are modular and consist of 4 components each, allowing you to model them shorter should you wish.
Please note this is a particularly big model and takes quite a lot of time for us to produce - please allow up to 14 days for delivery. Larger photographs are available at the bottom of this page.
Dimensions: 300mm x 120mm at the base. 176mm tall (from base to top of chimney).
Number of components: 38
We would also like to acknowledge the assistance of the Midland and Gt Northern Railway Circle and particularly Nigel Digby for their help researching this model.
This video shows the main brick part of the structure being printed as a single component. The branched structures seen inside the window and door reveals are there to support the printing process, and are removed before dispatch.