This 19th. Century warehouse would have been seen close to a railway terminus or station..

5.250" L. x 4" H. x .5" deep

This building represent a boiler room with offices on the upper floor,,,As with most of our buildings they can be what you want to use them for...

5.250" L. x 5" H. x .5" deep

A bridging wall to join two buildings together.

loads of detail cast into this unit.

5" L. x 3" H. x .250 Approx thick.

Here is a small building that could be anything on your layout...We call it a small chandlers building.

2.750" w. x 4" h. x 1" Deep

This church spire when placed behind one of your buildings will give the impression there is a church at the back of your layout.it is supplied in full or half profile..

4" H. x 1.750" W.

Here is a new model to the range...two warehouses joined together,comes complete with headboards to add your names to..

Typical style victorion warehouse that are still out there today...

6.5" L. x 5" H. x 1"Deep

Another double but different style  with pan tiled roof.

seen just about everywhere on and near the railways.

6.250" L. x 5" H x .5" Deep

Complete with headboards for you company name..

Put several of these together and build yourself a small row of terrace houses...styled on the most common seen up and down the U.K...Hi roof version.

3.5" wide x 5" H. x 1.250" deep

Again place several together and build yourself a row..These are the lower roof types and slightly later in their build..

3.5" L x 4.5" H 1,250" deep

Here we have a random rock/stone wall..very handy for outlining your borders.

approx: 8" long

Here we have an arched retaining wall similar to those seen at north london and north of the border,,made to join together so you can vary the lengh required.

Very realistic

4.25" L. x 2.750"H. x .750" deep

These have proved most popular...

These terrace fronts are typical of terraces up and down the country ..4 in a row.

Beautifully detailed and accurate representation of a row of 4 terrace houses.

10.250"L. x 3.5" H. x .750" deep

No railway yard is complete without one.....used to store and dry out black sand used for wheel adhesion to track, maily in the steam era but was used on early diesels as well.

3.5" L. x 4" H x 1.750" deep

A small garden shed or lean to on one of your existing buildings...

1.250" L. x 1.5"H x 1" deep

Here is a small chimney stack and base to alter height,,this is a full profile structure.

Full 3-D4" Hi.

If you have a layout then you need a staithe or two..".this one is probaly the most realistic you will see"..(quote from Galaxy Models).....Modelled in full 3-D and very fine detailing.

4" long x 1" H. x 1.250"Deep

A nice rural scene,,these cottage fronts are bursting with detail right down to a steel repair plate bolted to the wall above the left lower window.....The ADD on shop front looks well with this building.

Very fine detailing.

7.5"L. x 3.5"H. x 1.125" Deep

Old stone church found up and down the country in rural areas....Ideal for the branch line,,loads of detail, every layout deserves a church.

6" L. x 4.250" H. x 1" deep

This building could be a station front or a library or customs house and many more besides..

5.5" L. x 4" H x 1.250" deep

A must for the industrial scene,,a large chimney stack

This is 6" tall,,,thats a lot of scale feet high.....

6" H. x .750W.

Most railways saw a building  similar to this one..either on  or close to the goods section....

5.5" L. x 4" H. x 1" deep

A small rear of a workshop,,,,somewhere to park your pushbike. Or have a quite smoke....

3.5" L x 3" H.x .5" deep

4 buildings in a row.

10.125" L. x 3.750" H. x .5" Deep