Bachmann OO Pagoda Shed from Scenecraft Range (44-001)

An excellent ready built resin model of the typically GWR pagoda shed or waiting shelter.

These corrugated iron buildings were widely used by the GWR as storage sheds and platform waiting shelters, particularly at country halts.

Please note that the platform shown is not included. This is the Market Hampton Halt platform, reference 44-005.

Bachmann OO Corrugated Iron Goods Store from Scenecraft Range (44-006)

Bachmann OO Red Brick Water Tower from Scenecraft Range (44-008)

A ready built and painted resin model of a covered water tank built over the end of an engine shed. Designed to connect with the 44-007 red brick engine shed an additional shed bay is included.

Bachmann OO Modern Concrete Footbridge Scenecraft Range (44-023)

A ready built and painted resin model of a modern style concrete construction footbridge with overhead lighting hoops. Ideal for modern era stations.

Bachmann OO House Under Construction from Scenecraft Range (44-024)

Bachmann OO Bicycle Rack from Scenecraft Range (44-035)

Bachmann OO Lineside Hut from Scenecraft Range (44-036)

Concrete panel or sectional construction lineside or platelayers hut.

These huts were built from prefabricated concrete panels, making them quick and easy to build on site. Introduced in the 1930s these concrete huts were frequently used by BR to replace life-expired wooden huts anywhere in the UK.

Bachmann OO Pillar Type Riveted Locomotive Water Tank Scenecraft Range (44-037)

A ready built and painted resin model of a typical circular water tank. These water tanks were used in locations where only one or two locomotives would require replenishment. The central pillar allowed the tank to be accomodated easily between two tracks and on platform ends.

Ideal for use with branchline stations and small locomotive sheds.

Bachmann OO Level Crossing from Scenecraft Range (44-038)

Bachmann OO GWR Signal Box from Scenecraft Range (44-044)

Bachmann OO Mail Traductors from Scenecraft Range (44-045)

Until the 1960s urgent mail was collected and distributed in rural areas using lineside enchange traductors to transfer mailbags to and from a moving post office train.
Mailbags were hung from arms, which held the bags close slongside the passing train, to be snatched up by a retractable folding net extended from the train. Drops were made from the train by a similar arm mechanism, from whcih the mailbags were collected by a similar lineside net.

This lineside accessory includes the delivery hanger arms, cacth net and a shelter for the local postman, protection from the weather and from flying debris kicked up by the fast mail train.

Bachmann OO 4-Road Steam Engine Shed from Scenecraft (44-050)

A large 4-road steam-era engine shed. Like the diesel depot these sheds can be combined to produce larger depots.

Please note that this is a large building which results in several of the smaller pillars being quite fragile. It is recommended that you order and collect this model through your local Antics branch where practicable.

Each unit measures 304 x 100 x 404mm

Bachmann OO Brick Signal Box from Scenecraft Range (44-061)

Bachmann OO Concrete Locomotive Coaling Tower (44-070)

Bachmann have announced that they will be producing a detailed model of the LMS design concrete locomotive coaling tower, closely based on the sole remaining example at Carnforth engine shed. This coaling tower is still standing, a prominant landmark at a depot still used to maintain and service steam locomotives operating on the mainline, making this model suitable for modellers of the current railway scene.

This model has been designed to serve two tracks and allow up to 4 steam engines to be coaled at once. The model will be supplied complete with prototypical control cabins, which accomodated the weighing and recording equipment, and a non-working wagon lifting cradle is also included with the model. A light texture finish will be applied to simulate the concrete construction of the original with painting and weathering applied by hand. Catwalks, handrails and ladders will also be included. Measures 270 x 343 x 204mm

Bachmann OO Depot Hoist & Crane from Scenecraft (44-072)

An overhead hoist crane with heavy steel supporting girders and corrugated iron covered machinery huts. This hoist appears to be based on examples found at major locomotive depots for undretaking minor repairs. The hoist could lift a locomotive at one end sufficiently for the wheels to be rolled out. A small block-and-tackle hoist is attached to allow heavy components like side rods to be lifted and positioned alongside the engine.

Measures 92 x 120 x 95mm

Bachmann OO Concrete Ash Storage Tower (44-086)

To match the concrete locomotive coaling plant Bachmann are releasing a detailed model of the locomotive ash storage tower from the same period. Closely based on the sole remaining example at Carnforth engine shed, the ash tower was used to store locomotive ash and dump this into open wagons positioned beneath. This mechanical handling saved a lot of back-breaking shovelling. A light texture finish will be applied to simulate the concrete construction of the original with painting and weathering applied by hand. Catwalks, handrails and ladders will also be included.

Bachmann OO Bluebell Railway Sheffield Park Waiting Room with Toilet (44-090)

Bachmann OO Bluebell Railway Sheffield Park Storeroom (44-091)

Bachmann OO Bluebell Railway Sheffield Park Signal Cabin (44-092)

Bachmann OO Modern House Under Construction (44-094)

Bachmann OO Train Washing Plant from Scenecraft Range (44-095)

An excellent ready built resin model of a modern train wash plant, as seen at locomotive and carriage depots. These washers clean the outside of the train as it passes through the plant before entering service.
133mm x 34mm x 70mm

Bachmann OO Wooden Engine Shed (44-096)

Bachmann OO Blue Anchor Signal Box (44-099)

Bachmann OO Drive-through Restaurant (44-102)

Bachmann OO Stream Road Bridge (44-123)

Bachmann OO Rear of Terraced Houses from Scenecraft Range (44-200)

Bachmann OO Low Relief Multi-storey Car Park (44-210)

This model of a multi-storey car pack complex has been designed in a low-relief format, but witch sufficient depth to allow a row of cars to be placed along the deck.

Part depth or low relief buildings are a useful way to break up the joint between the land and the sky at the back of your layout. The three-dimensional frontage suggests a much larger structure without taking up the space needed for the entire building.

Low Relief Multi-storey Car Park 337mm x 100mm x 165mm

Bachmann OO Low Relief Block of Flats (44-212)

Bachmann OO Low Relief Cinema (44-215)

A ready finished model of a striking town cinema.

Low relief buildings are modelled as frontages only, providing a relastic looking building without taking up much space from the back of your layout, very useful for breaking up the joint line between the baseboard and backscene panels.
Low relief cinema measures 160mm x 56mm x 231mm

Bachmann OO Low Relief High Street Store (44-216)

A ready finished model of a high street store, typical of the smaller town stores operated by the national chains and local department stores

Low relief buildings are modelled as frontages only, providing a relastic looking building without taking up much space from the back of your layout, very useful for breaking up the joint line between the baseboard and backscene panels.
Low relief high street store measures 200mm x 37mm x 100mm

Bachmann OO Low Relief Three Storey City House (44-217)

A ready finished model of a three storey city house, typical of Victorian and Edwardian era houses built for the gorwing middle classes.

Low relief buildings are modelled as frontages only, providing a realistic looking building without taking up much space from the back of your layout, very useful for breaking up the joint line between the baseboard and backscene panels.
Low relief three storey house measures 172mm x 41mm x 145mm

Bachmann OO Low Relief Modern Town Houses (44-218)

A ready finished model of a modern town house building featuring two storey houses above garages.

Low relief buildings are modelled as frontages only, providing a realistic looking building without taking up much space from the back of your layout, very useful for breaking up the joint line between the baseboard and backscene panels.
Low relief modern town house measures 111mm x 18mm x 113mm

Bachmann OO Station Modernisation Pack from Scenecraft Range (44-502)

A useful set of station furniture found on modern station platforms today. The set includes ticket machines, information point, snack vending machines, digital style clocks and passenger information video screens.

Bachmann OO Ticket or Security Kiosk from Scenecraft Range (44-506)

A typical modern plastic kiosk with door and large windows. These are typically used as security or gatehouse buildings and as station ticket or information kiosks.

Bachmann OO Grounded Railway Box Van Body from Scenecraft Range (44-511)

Many railway box van bodys were sold off for further use, often as feed stores and animal shelters on farms. This van body is provided with open doors.

Measures 45 x 45 x 90mm

Bachmann OO Roadside Burger Van from Scenecraft Range (44-512)

A roadside burger or snack van.

Measures 60 x 35 x 24mm

Bachmann OO Modern Public Toilet from Scenecraft Range (44-513)

Modern public toilet unit.

Measures 35 x 40 x 15mm

Bachmann OO Greenhouse from Scenecraft Range (44-515)

Pack of two garden greenhouses.

Measures 33 x 29 x 26mm

Bachmann OO Garden Sheds from Scenecraft Range (44-516)

Pack of two garden sheds.

Measures 34 x 29 x 20mm

Bachmann OO Fuel Storage Tank (44-129)

Bachmann OO Concrete Provender Store from Scenecraft Range (44-004)

A ready built and painted model of a BR design traders store or provender store. These pre-cast concrete buildings were designed for the storage of animal feed. Many of these buildings were assembled in local station goods yards and leased to individual traders and national distributors.

Bachmann OO Market Hampton Halt from Scenecraft Range (44-005)

A ready built and painted model of a short wooden platform of the type used for many wayside halts on branchlines. Often many miles from the village or hamlet they claimed to serve the platform allowed the doors of one coach to be accessed easily by passengers. A rearward extension is attached to allow a waiting shelter to be installed, shown here with the GWR Pagoda style station building, reference 44-001. Please note that this building is not included with the halt platform.

Bachmann OO Outhouses from Scenecraft Range (44-046)

Bachmann OO Coaling Stage from Scenecraft Range (44-048)

Bachmann OO Watermill from Scenecraft Range (44-051)

Ready painted cast resin model of a water-driven mill.

Measures 153 x 150 x 150mm

Bachmann OO Electrical Substation from Scenecraft (44-069)

A substantial brick-built power sub-station, typical of the fully-enclosed installations of the 1930s. Buildings of this type were used to house the electrical equipment required during early rail electrification projects. Where these were in towns and cities the styling often sits well alongside shops and houses of the period.

Measures 150 x 118 x 138mm

Bachmann OO Wagon Loading Tower from Scenecraft (44-071)

Covered wagon loading shed, ideal for use as a loader in combination with a locomotive shed ash pit or as a loader in an industrial site for dumping minerals into open wagons.

Measures 165 x 210 x 80mm

Bachmann OO Fire Station Building and Training Tower from Scenecraft (44-075)

Ready painted cast resin model of a small fire station main building with a separate open frame training tower.

Building measures 160x80x160mm. Tower measures 46x185x320mm

Measures 158 x 83 x 110mm

Bachmann OO Weighbridge Building and Table from Scenecraft (44-080)

A weighbridge for road vehicles with scale building and external weighing table.

Bachmann OO Bluebell Railway Waiting Room (44-087)

A useful model of the wood construction waiting room at Sheffield Park station on the preserved Bluebell Railway in East Sussex. Featuring a passenger waiting room and a platform canopy the building is complete with painted decoration and advertising signs.

This building will be useful to many modellers, a quite typical railway structure which might be found at any wayside station and painted in a red and cream scheme which would not look out of place on any region under British Railways.

Bachmann OO Bluebell Railway Sheffield Park Booking Office (44-088)

Bachmann OO Depot Water Tower (44-097)

Bachmann OO Lamp Hut Great Central Railway (44-114)

Bachmann OO Platform Subway Stairwell Canopy Great Central Railway (44-118)

A detailed, finished and painted model of a glazed canopy cover over a subway entrance stairway, providing passengers with sheltered access to platforms from a pedestrian subway or public road passing below the railway. Based on the designs of the Great Central Railway.

Many stations needed a bridge or subway to allow passengers to access or change platforms safely. The Great Central Railway built many of its' railway stations with island platforms, one platform serving up trains on one side and down trains on the other, with public access from a road pasing over or under the railway at one end of the station. These subway entrance canopys were provided to sheletr passengers as they climbed the stairs from a road below the railway or from the subway connecting other platforms at larger stations.
170mm x 55mm x 58mm

Bachmann OO High Level Station Entrance Stairway Great Central Railway (44-119)

A detailed, finished and painted model of a glazed canopy cover over a stairway leading down from a road bridge passing over the railway. The covered entranceway providing passengers with sheltered access to platforms. Based on the designs of the Great Central Railway.

Many stations needed a bridge or subway to allow passengers to access or change platforms safely. The Great Central Railway built many of its' railway stations with island platforms, one platform serving up trains on one side and down trains on the other, with public access from a road pasing over or under the railway at one end of the station. These subway entrance canopys were provided to sheletr passengers as they climbed the stairs from a road below the railway or from the subway connecting other platforms at larger stations.

This particular stairway is ideal for modellers to provide a different access route to a station from a bridge above the tracks, removing the need to construct a well in the baseboard to model a road passing beneath the railway.
220mm x 73mm x 155mm

Bachmann OO Thatched Cottage (44-122)

Bachmann OO Country Pub / Inn (44-124)

Bachmann OO Rural Cottages (44-125)

Bachmann OO Single Road Diesel Locomotive Servicing Depot (44-126)

A single-road diesel locomotive servicing shed as installed by British Rail at locomotive stabling points to provide staff with a covered area to perform routine inspections and maintenance.

Bachmann OO Low Relief Bank (44-207)

A ready finished part-depth or low relief model of a town bank building. Ideal for creating the impression of a town centre outside of your railway stations.
Bank measures 175mm x 28mm x 117mm.

Low relief buildings are modelled as frontages only, allowing a scene to be crafted with a relaistic three-dimensional appearance without using up a significant depth. The buildings help set the scene for the layout and break up the division between baseboard and backscene panels.

Bachmann OO Low Relief Bakery (44-208)

A ready finished part-depth or low relief model of a town centre bakery shop, situated in a rank of shops. Ideal for creating the impression of a town centre outside of your railway stations, a bakery can provide a choice of traditional snack and take-away food for travellers.
Shop measures 58mm x 28mm x 107mm.

Low relief buildings are modelled as frontages only, allowing a scene to be crafted with a relaistic three-dimensional appearance without using up a significant depth. The buildings help set the scene for the layout and break up the division between baseboard and backscene panels.

Bachmann OO Low Relief Butchers Shop with Awning (44-209)

A ready finished part-depth or low relief model of a town centre buthcers shop, complete with awning to screen the window, situated in a rank of shops. Ideal for creating the impression of a town centre outside of your railway stations.
Shop measures 58mm x 27mm x 107mm.

Low relief buildings are modelled as frontages only, allowing a scene to be crafted with a relaistic three-dimensional appearance without using up a significant depth. The buildings help set the scene for the layout and break up the division between baseboard and backscene panels.

Bachmann OO Low Relief Railway Hotel (44-214)

A ready finished model of a town centre hotel building.

The railways created mobility for hundreds of people, both the railway companies and private individuals realised these people needed accomodation when they arrived and constructed hotels close to the new railway stations. This hotel building helps create the appearance of a town outside of the railway station, together with the pub and other retail businesses which are often found around the railway station.
Low relief buildings are modelled as frontages only, providing a relastic looking building without taking up much space from the back of your layout, very useful for breaking up the joint line between the baseboard and backscene panels.
Low relief Railway Hotel measures 178mm x 41mm x 145mm

Bachmann OO Derelict Estate Gateway (44-540)

Bachmann OO Lifting Jacks from Scenecraft Range (44-042)

Bachmann OO Lineside Electrical Power Supply Substation (44-043)

A substantial power supply sub-station with external power transformer and large building for switch and control equipment. This installation is representative of the substations supplying power from the national grid to local distribution networks and to sections of electrified railway.

Mearures 190 x 74 x 70 mm

Bachmann OO Bus or Tram Depot Building from Scenecraft (44-074)

A large bus or tram depot building.

Measures 270 x 105 x 192mm

Bachmann OO Station Forecourt Set from Scenecraft (44-079)

Detailing set for railway station forecourt areas. Further details to be advised.

Bachmann OO Lock-up Garages from Scenecraft (44-085)

Row of lockup garages.

Measures 122 x 42 x 80mm

Bachmann OO Bluebell Railway Sheffield Park Station Canopy (44-089)

Bachmann OO Bluebell Railway Sheffield Pack Footbridge (44-093)

Bachmann OO Fuelling Point Pump House (44-128)

A ready painted resin cast model of a typical small pump house building, as would be found enclosing the main supply pumps at BR locomotive depots. The model has been designed to allow a fuel tank 44-129 to be located on either side.
The pump house can easily be used in other locations where liquids need to be moved, including oil loading/unloading depots.
164mm x 72mm x 37mm

Bachmann OO Wooden Station Booking Office (44-136)

Bachmann OO Wooden Station Waiting Room (44-137)

Estes OO Wooden Station Gents 43mm x 30mm x 38mm (44-138)

Estes OO Shunters Mess Room (44-139)

Estes OO Two Lane Traction Depot (44-141)

Bachmann OO Highley Station House (44-142)

Bachmann OO Highley Station Booking Hall (44-144)

Bachmann OO Highley Station Cattle Dock (44-145)

A ready built and painted model of the coattle loading dock at Highley on the Severn Valley Railway. This is a quite typiically sized cattle dock for a country station, complete with a raised platform section and pen railings.

The movement of farm animals between farms and markets was a major business for Britains railways until the 1960s. All except the smallest of stations would have had pens for holding cattle, sheep etc. The cattle dock would be placed alonside a platform edge, normally near the goods shed, allowing the cattle to be loaded quickly into rail wagons.

106mm x 44mm x 40mm

Bachmann OO Highley Station Yard Crane (44-146)

A detailed ready built and painted model of the yard crane at Highley station on the Severn Valley Railway.

Most railway stations had a small crane available, allowing the staff to load and unload heavy items from open wagons and transfer containers between road and rail transport.

60mm x 45mm x 75mm

Bachmann OO Pendon Fernham Parish Pump (44-155)

Bachmann OO Pendon Tom Browns' Schoolhouse (44-156)

Bachmann OO Pendon Wagon and Horses Pub 230mm x 95mm x 100mm (44-157)

Bachmann OO Pendon Sunny Side Chicken Coup (44-158)

Bachmann OO Pendon Little Chapel Cottage (44-159)

Bachmann OO Pendon Wanborough Barn 141mm x 75mm x 73mm (44-160)

Bachmann OO Pendon Snell's Hall 200mm x 100mm x 130mm (44-161)

Bachmann OO Pendon Wash House (44-162)

Bachmann OO Pendon Grotty Large Shed (44-163)

Bachmann OO Shillingstone Station Building (44-164)

Bachmann OO Shillingstone Signal Box (44-165)

Bachmann OO Shillingstone Parcel Office (44-166)

Bachmann OO Shillingstone Wickham Trolley Hut (44-167)

Bachmann OO Shillingstone Greenhouse (44-168)

Eduard OO Shillingstone Platelayers Hut (44-169)

Bachmann OO Shillingstone Good Shed (44-170)

Bachmann OO Low Relief Terraced House Fronts from Scenecraft Range (44-202)

Low relief terraced house fronts.

Measures 120 x 109 x 28mm

Bachmann OO Low Relief Bonded Warehouse from Scenecraft Range (44-204)

Bonded warehouse with loading platform. Ideal for fitting against the backscene to provide a business for sidings to serve.

Measures 220 x 176 x 46mm

Bachmann OO Low Relief Modern Office Building (44-213)

Bachmann OO Scenecraft Low Relief Solicitors / Doctors Office (44-223)

Bachmann OO Low Relief Corner Caf? (44-230)

Bachmann OO Low Relief Corner Caf? (44-230)

Bachmann OO Low Relief Fish and Chip Shop (44-231)

Bachmann OO MPD Accessories from Scenecraft Range (44-508)

Pack of locomotive depot accessories.

Bachmann OO Modern Platform or Bus Shelters x2 from Scenecraft Range (44-510)

Pack of two modern curved roof passenger wiating shelters.

Measures 59 x 36 x 21mm

Bachmann OO Modern Platform Benches from Scenecraft Range (44-514)

Pack of 4 modern metal platform benches.

Bachmann OO BRUTE Cage Type Trolleys (44-517)

Bachmann OO Satellite Dishes (44-534)

Bachmann OO TV Ariels (44-535)

Ideal details for lineside homes from the 1950s onwards.

Bachmann OO Domestic Coal Bunkers (44-538)

Bachmann OO Platform Trolley Haulage Tractor (44-539)

Bachmann OO Walls & Gates Various (44-541)