Dapol Kitmaster O Gauge Buildings

Straight plastic platform section with stone facing and paved top surface.

Straight plastic platform section with stone facing and tarmac top surface.

Convex curved plastic platform section for 6-feet radius curve with top with stone facing and tarmac top surface.

Concave curved plastic platform section for 6-feet radius curve with top with stone facing and tarmac top surface.

New mixed media kit building a model of a Midland Railway station building based on Oakworth station, Keighley & Worth Valley Railway.
This kit features pre-printed laser cut walls with moulded plastic and 3D printed detail parts including door and windows frame and glazing.
Based on Oakworth station building built by the KWVR, opened in 1867. Leased by the MR in 1881 and absorbed into the LMS in 1923. Closed by BR in 1962, reopened in 1968 by the K&WVR preservation society.
Footprint size 522mm x 144mm

New mixed media kit building a model of a Midland Railway standard type 2A signal box based on Aisgill box, Settle-Carlisle Railway.
This kit features pre-printed laser cut walls with moulded plastic and 3D printed detail parts including door and windows frame and glazing.
Based on Aisgill signal box, as preserved at the Midland Railway Centre, Butterley.
MR type 2A, built 1900, reconstructed at the Midland Railway Centre, Butterley in the 1980s.
Footprint size 220mm x 99mm

New mixed media kit building a model of a Midland Railway ground level signal box as often used at level crossings where a ground frame was provided to interlock gates and signals. The box could also be mounted on a platform or masonry base.
This kit features pre-printed laser cut walls with moulded plastic and 3D printed detail parts including door and windows frame and glazing.
Based on the crossing ground frame box at Oddingley Crossing in Worcestershire, now in use at Shottle on the Ecclesbourne Valley Railway.
Standard MR design signal box upper section, built 1906. Footprint size 97mm x 124mm

New mixed media kit building a model of a Midland Railway yard office building based on the weigh bridge hut at Oakworth on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway.
Footprint size 76mm x 106mm

L shaped plastic platform top with printed card facings and supports.

Single straight plastic platform top with printed card facings and supports.

Single convex / concave plastic platform top with printed card facings and supports.

Platform ramp with plastic platform top with printed card facings and supports.

Platform ramp with plastic platform top with printed card facings and supports.

L shaped plastic platform top with printed card facings and supports.

Model under development, details to be advised.

Model under development, details to be advised.

Model under development, details to be advised.

Model under development, details to be advised.

Model under development, details to be advised.
We expect this large station building kit will replicate one of the Lynton & Barnstaple Railways' large Swiss chalet style buildings, as provided at most of the major stations.
While not unique to the L&B the style is quite distinctive and will provide an excellent setting for the Dapol Lionheart Trains O16.5 Lynton & Barnstaple models.

Model kit building a detailed replica of the small stone-built station building at Chelfam on the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway.
This small rectangular building is a straight-forward and basic station building built in local stone without any distinctive styling. While well-known due to the popularity of the Lynton and Barnstaple line this building is ideal for a small way-side station on any narrow or standard gauge line, especially a line built originally by an independent or light railway company with station structures erected by a local builder.

The Lynton & Barnstaple line often used a small 'hut' to accommodate a small ground frame and the block instruments, making this an ideal structure for any passenger-carrying minor railway of narrow or standard gauge where points and signals were interlocked.
The building will also be ideal for a lamp hut or small office or storage lock-up for a station platform, goods yard or coal merchant.

We're not sure what this building is being based on, but your passengers always need somewhere to go!
A general-purpose toilet block is an ideal accessory for station platforms, especially where only a small station office building is provided and for anyone modelling a heritage railway setting for the benefit of 'anything goes' in terms of rolling stock.