44-1003B Snodland Signal Box Brown N-Gauge-Scale Huts were placed either on

Huts were placed either on station platforms or beside the railway line in order to provide shelter for signallers and other railway staff in places where full sized signal boxes were impractical

which occurs with a lot of conventional RC-servos

The revolutionary design has four hoppers – two in the centre and two outside each bogie – and a body profile designed to make maximum use of the British loading gauge

With its seven different track connection points

from beginners to experts

44-1003B Snodland Signal Box Brown N-Gauge-Scale Huts were placed either onSignalling is an essential component of any railway operation, and these complicated operations were historically controlled by Signal Boxes such as these. Inspired by the signal box situated next to the level crossing at Snodland station on the Medway Valley line in Kent, this Scenecraft model depicts a traditional wooden signal box decorated in brown and cream that is suitable for any OO scale layout. MODEL FEATURES: OO scale Highly detailed, hand