Signal box

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Highlights

  • Dimensions can be found in the datasheet at the bottom of this page
  • Prepared for lightbulbs
  • Walls are not translucent
  • Model is made from recycled high density cardboard
  • Realistic colours
  • Material is colored through and through and does not fade easily
  • Already lightly weathered
  • Parts fit up to 0.1mm accurate

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Background information:
In the past signals and turnouts were operated locally from a signal box. Since the fifties of the last century, operation of the railway network has increasingly taken place from a small number of key posts where train dispatchers control all elements.
The signal box Hoogezand station T, which was located near the railroad crossing Kees de Haanstraat, was transferred to the Dutch Railway Museum in Utrecht in 1988, where it can still be admired.

Architectural details:
The signal box Hoogezand has a brick ground floor with a top floor made of wood. That floor has many windows so that the area could be properly surveyed.
The saddleback roof has "crossed" roof tiles. The chimney and the staircase of our model are 3D printed. In reality, the staircase was made of cast iron.

Specifications

Measurements at scale 1:160 (N)
c.a. 33B x 53L x 50H mm.
Measurements at scale 1:87 (H0)
c.a. 62B x 98L x 92H mm.
Number (kits) per package
1
SKU
02KLN10

Attachments

Manual with tips, building description and photos
Manual with tips, building description and photos
explanation with tips, descriptions and photos