Craftmans Kits

If there's one thing that will be forever England, it's our pubs. The same applies to the rest of the British Isle...

Give your station some class with this model of distinction. The tile-hung walls are an unusual feature of the Lon...

Smaller country stations would often have no resident station master, so the passenger structures were considerabl...

Brighten a blank field on the corner of your model layout with this charming rough stone cottage, complete with pr...

This brick built style of shed and loading dock was very common at small stations on branch lines all around the c...

No station worth its salt would be without some sort of goods facility, be it a shed or just a loading platform. T...

The prototype on which this kit is based on a Victorian cottage which had been converted for use as a Post Office,...

Typical of the design of shops and houses built from the late Victorian era and still common today thus would suit...

A pair of cottages to match the style of the CK 10 Farm Cottage and CK 20 Post Office kits. Typical regional diff...

This typical Victorian semi will fit into most rural or town scenes. The occupants would have had only a tin bath ...

This style of engine shed is suitable for branch lines where locos were kept on site, rather than being stabled at...

This typical 'sawtooth' design of engine shed has great charm and appeal, fitting into most modest-sized loco yard...

Modelled on a local waterwheel, this kit will make an interesting focal point of any water scene. Building follows...