Give your industrial and church buildings a bit of class with these fine round topped windows. Includes; 4 sheets of English-bond brick, 3 sprues of ... more info

The Victorian era saw the expansion of many areas into the new suburbia. The housing was built down to a price and the provision of a church was not ... more info

Walls were used to widen embankments and cuttings, shore up earth in yards and to make town viaducts, often with shops, stores and roads running ... more info

Turn your stark, empty platforms into a welcoming place for passengers to sit & let them know where they are! Add a few porters trolleys and some ... more info

Passenger facilities at stations were generally in scale with the ticket sales. This building provides for a ticket office with parcels facilities, ... more info

As responsible public planners, modellers should not forget their duty to the people; it would not do for people to be caught short! This design is ... more info

This is later development of the cast-iron toilets (SS10), offering men a toilet as well as urinal. However, the facilities are still pretty basic! 2 ... more info

2 ramps to match platform sections SS61. Ramps allow sections SS61. Ramps allow staff to access track and to take trolleys across. Area 264 x 76mm.

Plain platform sections with brick-faced walls and paved surfaces. Suitable for canopy SS54, platform furniture SS68, platform buildings SS 67, SS60 ... more info

Hills were sometimes unavoidable obstacles which required a tunnel. Tunnel mouths ranged from the plain to the ornate. This single-track mouth is ... more info