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town & country buildings

These highly detailed 3D resin printed models have been designed from scratch to give your layout or diorama a unique look.  Most buildings are available in the following scales;

T Gauge (1:450), Z Gauge (1:220), US N Gauge (1:160), N Gauge (1:148), TT Scale (1:120),

British TT3 (1:101.6), HO Gauge (1:87), OO Gauge / OO9 (1:76), 1:72 Scale (1:72), S Scale (1:64), 28mm (1:56), US O Gauge (1:48) and O Gauge / 016.5 / NG7 (1:43.5)

All products shown are for adult collectors only.  Not suitable for children under the age of 14 due to small parts.

Mrs. wilberforce's house - the ladykillers

The lopsided abode of Mrs. Wilberforce, inspired by the darkly comic British classic 'The Ladykillers', as seen on Model Railway Quest.

 

The house has been 3D designed brick by brick and is offered unpainted or hand painted.  

 

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 paving/scenery.  

 

Available (unpainted) in the following scales:

T Gauge (1:450), Z Gauge (1:220), US N Gauge (1:160), N Gauge (1:148), TT Scale (1:120),

British TT3 (1:101.6), HO Gauge (1:87), OO Gauge (1:76)
 

Available (hand painted) in the following scales:

US N Gauge (1:160), N Gauge (1:148), TT Scale (1:120), British TT3 (1:101.6), HO Gauge (1:87),

OO Gauge (1:76)

Order Mrs. Wilberforce's House and see more details in the online shop here.  

small stone pub/shop 'barney's bar'

A small stone building inspired by the pub 'Barney's Bar' in 'Oh Mr Porter!' It has been designed as a pub with cellar doors included, but it could easily be used as a small village shop, cafe or other business.

 

This has been 3D designed brick by brick and is offered unpainted or hand painted. 

 

Available (unpainted) in the following scales:

T Gauge (1:450), Z Gauge (1:220), US N Gauge (1:160), N Gauge (1:148), TT Scale (1:120),

British TT3 (1:101.6), HO Gauge (1:87), OO Gauge (1:76), 1:72 Scale (1:72), S Scale (1:64),

and 28mm (1:56)
 

Available (hand painted) in the following scales:

US N Gauge (1:160), N Gauge (1:148), TT Scale (1:120), British TT3 (1:101.6), HO Gauge (1:87),

OO Gauge (1:76), 1:72 Scale (1:72), S Scale (1:64), and 28mm (1:56)

Order the Small Stone Pub/Shop and see more details in the online shop here.  

buggleskelly windmill (with working sails)

Buggleskelly Windmill is a ramshackle old mill with missing slats, and a broken tail fan, but it still turns, even when there's no wind...

 

This resin 3D printed model is available unpainted or hand painted and includes motorised sails (see the link below for details).  The four sails are all different for more realism.

 

The windmill 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 (1:120), British TT3 (1:101.6) & OO Gauge (1:76)

Order the Windmill and see more details in the online shop here.  

There is a 'making of' video including a painting guide on YouTube at the link here.

click on the images below for more info and
to order via the online shop

Available unpainted or hand painted in most scales shown above.

small stone pub/shop 'barney's bar'

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buggleskelly Windmill (working sails)

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small shop no. 2

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bulldog cottage / mountain house

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small shop no. 1

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small shop 1 - half relief front

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small shop 1 - half relief back

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chandler's ford - station master's house

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small shop 2 - half relief front

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bARBER SHOP / SMALL WOODEN BUILDING

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terraced house - half relief front

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terraced house - half relief back

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terraced house

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small shop 2 - half relief back

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bulldog cottage - HALF relief

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