OO9 Narrow Gauge Buildings

Slate construction incline winding house as found at most slate quarries to allow slate to be raised of lowered between galleries.
The structure has been modelled in a rather dishevelled and abandoned state. Replacing the rope ends and adding a roof from slate embossed plastic sheet would allow a still active looking winding house to be created.

Inspired by the buildings at Porthmadog Harbour Station on the Ffestiniog Railway in Wales, this Scenecraft model depicts the impressive stone-built booking office and is complete with red highlights. This model would suit many Narrow Gauge layouts and dioramas perfectly, but could also be used as a station booking office on a OO scale layout.

Inspired by the buildings at Porthmadog Harbour Station on the Ffestiniog Railway in Wales, this Scenecraft model depicts the impressive stone-built main hall and is complete with red highlights. This model would suit many Narrow Gauge layouts and dioramas perfectly, but could also be used as a station building or even put to other uses away from the station on a OO scale layout.

Inspired by the buildings at Porthmadog Harbour Station on the Ffestiniog Railway in Wales, this Scenecraft model depicts the impressive stone-built booking office and is complete with red highlights. This model would suit many Narrow Gauge layouts and dioramas perfectly, but could also be used as a station booking office on a OO scale layout.

Price and delivery to be advised.

This basic wood-built hoist frame with manually worked 'block & tackle' hoist were inexpensive to construct and would allow the small quarry locomotives to be dismantled, having the capacity to lift the boiler from the frames. This allowed a great deal of maintenance including exchanging boilers to be carried out in the working galleries of quarries, locomotives only needing to be sent down the inclines to better equipped workshops when major mechanical repairs were needed.