This item will be produced to order. As each product takes a long time to produce, orders may not be fulfilled until for up to 6-8 weeks after the order date. Hand painted orders will take longer than unpainted orders. Please bear this in mind before ordering.
This is a small wooden building inspired by the barber shop smashed into by Duck in the Railway Series story 'A Close Shave'. This model has been designed in both an 'intact' and 'smashed' version, and includes a fully detailed interior, again available 'intact' and 'smashed'.
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 scenery as shown in the example diorama photos.
Available in the following scales:
N Gauge (1:148), TT Scale (1:120), British TT3 (1:101.6), OO Gauge (1:76), O Gauge (1:43) and Gauge 1*.
Footprint (approx)
N Gauge (1:148): 37mm x 40mm
TT Scale (1:120): 45mm x 49mm
British TT3 (1:101.6): 53mm x 57mm
OO Gauge (1:76): 72mm x 77mm
O Gauge (1:43): 126mm x 136mm
Gauge 1 (1:32): 169mm x 183mm*
*In Gauge 1, the model is printed in two sections which will need to be glued together (unless the painted option is chosen).
Please note, the example photos are of the OO (1:76 scale) model and the level of detail may vary in smaller scales. All hand painted models are unique and details may vary. If you wish to have a colour other than red on the sign, doors, and windows, please specify this in the box provided.
Signs/Posters
The shop sign shown on the red building 'C&B BARBER' is included with hand painted models only. This sign can be customised to suit your needs. Please specify your chosen sign when ordering, otherwise leave blank to have a 'C&B BARBER' sign included.
Due to printing capabilities smaller models may not have the same intricate details as the larger models. The images shown are of the painted 1:76 scale (OO Gauge) model.
Designed, printed and painted by Tom Marshall.
© Tom Marshall (Buggleskelly Station).
This item will be produced to order. As each product takes a long time to produce, orders may not be fulfilled until for up to 6-8 weeks after the order date. Hand painted orders will take longer than unpainted orders. Please bear this in mind before ordering.