Kit H0 (1:87)                                                                        Freight car / arbor                                                                      Dimensions in mm: length over buffers 110, width 31, height 49Terrace dimensions in mm:L 38 x W 38

Old freight car, converted to a summerhouse, including terrace and stairs.
The body is made of high quality cardboard with elaborate engraving.

The rolling base is not part of the kit. The rolling base is not part of the kit. Unfortunately, the supplier no longer exists.

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Station with goods shed                                                          Dimensions in mm:: length 425, width 160, height 138.

Very finely textured kit with intricate slate and decorative paneling. The station can also be built mirror-inverted, with the shed on the right side.

The prototype for this kit was located on KBS 403 between Wuppertal and Radevormwald. The line was closed in 1980, the station was demolished a little later. With its combination of slate and wood cladding is a typical example of stations from the Bergisches Land.  

kit H0 (1:87)                                                                      Derelict box car                                                                  Dimensions: length over buffers 110mm, W 31 x  H 49mm 

Covered freight car, discreetly decayed. The body is made of high quality cardboard with elaborate engraving and elements "gnawed" by the ravages of time.

The rolling undercarriage is not part of the kit. Unfortunately, the supplier no longer exists.

Kit H0 (1:87)                                                                          freight shed with loading ramp                                              Building dimensions: L 158 x W 93 x H 74mm                Ramp: L100 x W 77 x H 12mm

Small freight shed which is also ideal for a branch line or narrow gauge railroad due to its narrow construction. Completely designed roof truss. The loading ramp can also be placed separately.

From the style this small goods shed could stand in southern Germany or even on the Lower Rhine

Kit H0 (1:87) large wagon hall dimensions in mm: length 460, width 230, height (ridge) 130 

Hall with 2 crane bridges and gates for 3 tracks on both gable ends. With the large windows ideal for beautiful interior scenes.  The wagon hall can be extended with the Art. 19016

passage dimensions (from left to right) track centers: 40 mm / 75mm / 75mm / 40 mm 

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Extension for the large wagon shed Art. 19015

Dimensions extension: L 450mm, W 230mm, H 130mm

Kit H0 (1:87) goods shed timbered / walled, with loading ramp

Dimensions in mm (roof edge): L 180 x W 160 x H 82 

Typical old German freight shed as it was often found on branch lines.
The prototype of this kit was part of the station "Kräwinklerbrücke" in the valley of the river Wupper (item 19012)

Kit H0 (1:87)                                                                             Box car derelict on sleepers                                                       dimensions in mm: length 106, width 33, height 33

Another model in our series of dilapidated, converted goods wagons. This one was set down on a sleeper pile and is now used for storage or similar. Finely engraved structures

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Dimensions in mm: length106, width 33, height 33.

Freight car G10 jacked up, as a warehouse or gazebo. Finely engraved wooden structure

Kit H0 (1:87)                                                                          dimensions in mm: length 640, width 480, height 260

The real Leipzig station includes 6 main halls and 2 side halls next to each other, in length 16 large cross beams. As a model, this would require: (6x) a main hall and 3 extensions each, across the entire width the cross hall in front and next to it the administrative buildings and entrance halls. This would cover an area of 360 x 300 cm.

Available so far (as of Dec. 2021) are the main hall plus extension/widening and the side hall.

Representation in epoch III.

Until now, HO model railroaders have lacked such a platform hall with cross platform and station building. Conventional
plastic models are without exception too narrow, too short, too dark or not detailed enough. Joswood brings eleven different module parts, which make it possible to recreate the Leipzig terminus station in epoch II to V.