railway buildings
These highly detailed 3D resin printed models have been designed from scratch to give your layout or diorama a unique look. They are available in most major scales including;
T Gauge (1:450), 6mm Wargaming (1:285), Z Scale (1:220), N Gauge (1:148), TT Scale (1:120), British TT3 (1:101.6), OO Gauge (1:76), and O Gauge (1:43)
All products shown are for adult collectors only. Not suitable for children under the age of 14 due to small parts.
abandoned tunnel mouth
(N, TT, TT3, OO)
Underneath Buggleskelly Windmill is a boarded up tunnel, but what is hiding inside?
This is a resin 3D printed tunnel mouth complete with a wooden 'door' which would make a funny cameo on any model railway. It is available unpainted or hand painted. The door is not removable. It is based on the tunnel in 'Oh, Mr. Porter!' (1937).
Available in the following scales:
N Gauge (1:148), TT Scale (1:120), British TT3 (1:101.6), OO Gauge (1:76)
The example photos are of the OO (1:76 scale) model and the level of detail may vary in smaller scales. All hand painted models are unique and details may vary.
This tunnel mouth features in my 'Building a Windmill Diorama' video, which includes a guide to painting here.
Order the abandoned tunnel mouth at my online shop here.
barber shop / small wooden building
(N, TT, TT3, OO, O and gauge 1)
This is a small wooden building inspired by the barber shop smashed into by Duck in the Railway Series story 'A Close Shave'. This model has been designed in both an 'intact' and 'smashed' version, and includes a fully detailed interior, again available 'intact' and 'smashed'.
The model includes a foundation which measures approx 2mm in 1:76 scale (OO Gauge). This is to allow the building to be more realistically embedded into scenery as shown in the example diorama photos.
Available in the following scales:
N Gauge (1:148), TT Scale (1:120), British TT3 (1:101.6), OO Gauge (1:76), O Gauge (1:43) and Gauge 1 (1:32).
Order the Barber Shop / Small Wooden Building at my online shop here.
Narrow Gauge Station Halt / Waiting Room
(N, TT, TT3, OO (oo9) and O (016.5) GAUGE)
This small station building is ideal for a country halt, a narrow gauge station or a separate waiting room alongside the bigger Crovan's Castle Station building. It is in the style of a church or castle building with church style windows and crenellations on the chimney. It is reversable so can serve two tracks, or can be used as a stand alone station building with an entrance and exit.
There is a fully detailed interior. Each end has fitted church-style pew bench seating and in the centre is an open fire, with a hole underneath to allow you to fit an LED for realistic lighting from underneath.
It would also work as a bus stop or similar waiting room.
Order the Narrow Gauge Station Halt / Waiting Room at my online shop here.
CROVAN'S CASTLE STATION BUILDING
(N, TT, TT3, OO and O GAUGE)
A unique station building in the style of a church or castle building. This model has been designed as a bridge between platform and baseboard level with steps and a baggage ramp access. Ideal for a small branch line or even a narrow gauge station, I designed the model for my Sodor inspired layout 'Crovan's Castle'.
With some imagination it could also be adapted to be a village hall, church building or even a pub. The colour scheme, posters and signs are customisable, and lighting is available in scales OO and O. For full details and prices please click on the link below.
Order Crovan's Castle Station Building at my online shop here.
BUGGLESKELLY STATION
(N, TT, TT3, OO and O GAUGE)
"It's a country station, rather off the beaten track."
"Oh, I don't mind, as long as it's near the railway..."
Buggleskelly Station is the dilapidated country halt from the Will Hay film 'Oh, Mr. Porter!'.
This model has been intricately designed using production stills and on set photographs from the film, and is available realistically painted and weathered, or as a blank canvas to paint yourself.
Also included is a 3D printed Nestle chocolate machine and a selection of posters depicting the S.R.N.I (Southern Railway of Northern Ireland), 'in-jokes' from the film, and locations in Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Order Buggleskelly Station at my online shop here.
BUGGLESKELLY Signal box
(N, TT, TT3, OO and O GAUGE)
Buggleskelly Signal Box is the rundown greenhouse/occasional railway building from the Will Hay railway comedy classic 'Oh, Mr. Porter!'. Designed to accompany the station building, this 3D printed resin model has been intricately designed using production stills and on set photographs from the film, and is available realistically painted and weathered, or as a blank canvas to paint yourself.
Order Buggleskelly Signal Box at my online shop here.
Buggleskelly Station & signal box
(T Gauge, 6mm & Z Scale)
Buggleskelly Station is the dilapidated country halt from the Will Hay railway comedy classic 'Oh, Mr. Porter!'. These 3D printed resin models have been intricately designed using production stills and on set photographs from the film.
As the smallest Buggleskelly models in the range, the posters and Nestle chocolate machine shown in other scales of these models will not be included as they are too small to print.
Some details may differ from the images shown. Please note, in these scales the buildings are not offered painted.
Choose from the station building, Harbottle's signal box, or both at a reduced price.
Designed & printed by Tom Marshall, founder of the Will Hay Appreciation Society.
Also available in larger scales - see above.
Order at my online shop here.
chandler's ford station master's house
(T Gauge, 6mm & Z Scale, N, TT, TT3, OO and O GAUGE)
This Station Master's house is based on the building at Chandler's Ford Railway Station, Eastleigh Hampshire, on the London and South Western Railway. It has been 3D designed brick by brick using the only existing photographs of the building, which was demolished in the 1960s. It is offered unpainted or hand painted (in larger scales).
As the model was based on photographs, the dimensions were estimated by counting bricks, door heights etc and so may not be accurate to the building that existed until the 1960s. Some areas of the building are not visible in the original photos, and so have been imagined.
Order at my online shop here.
OH MR PORTER - STATION FURNITURE
(PLATFORM SIGNS, CHOCOLATE MACHINE, LEVEL CROSSING WHEEL)
Various items of station furniture inspired by the 1937 comedy 'Oh, Mr Porter!'.
Choose from;
Nestle Chocolate Machine
Level Crossing Wheel (static item, does not turn)
SRNI Boundary Signs (pack of two)
Buggleskelly Station Platform Signs (pack of two)
Order at my online shop here.
Srni buggleskelly bench
