Scenic Items (638 items)

Trackside telephones were located mostly in the vicinity of entrance signals and were often placed in small corrugated iron housings. The commands were transmitted by wires that had to be kept perm...

Useful details for layout construction sites - site hut cement mixers, wheelbarrow, tar cooker, miscellaneous tools, fence, ladders, warning signs, etc. Also includes a builder s truck.

Single track, straight. Modular design including two truss approach bridges with deck below, one arched bridge and an additional central pillar. Can be extended with a second kit. The wing walls ca...

Finely proportioned and detailed, two-colour version.

Highly detailed, delicate telegraph poles are an essential trackside feature. Painting the insulators white and the crossbeams black makes them even more realistic. Poles with supports are provided...

With crenellated wall, no side walls, mottled. Not suitable for overhead electric operation. For use with straight track. Suitability for track systems see under tip. 2 pieces Clearance without tra...

With crenellated wall, no side walls, meliert. Not suitable for overhead electric operation. For use with straight track. Suitability for track systems see under tip. 2 pieces Clearance without tra...

Signal point indicators were used from Era II. The drive mechanism is housed in the shift drive box. To use the location-based point, the throw-over level must be installed. 3 each for left and rig...