N Scale Range N Scale Stone Built Wayside Station

Great kits, though can really take up a lot of time making these. Best not to rush. Read all of the instructions before you start building. By following the steps and organising the pieces by laying them out in advance of needing them was the best way to ensure a smooth build experience.What really surprised me, other than the quality of the end results, was that an entire Sunday just whizzed by! The best most cost effective glue I found to use with these kits was a bottle of UHU wood glue (white PVA), which dries clear. The best tools to have to hand are wooden toothpicks, which are great to use for applying and spreading glue into tight spaces, tweezers to help position small parts, and small plastic clamps (which I bought from a pound shop for £1 funnily enough) for a 5 pack.

its a present so am not allowed to open till xmas but did have a look baefore it was wrapped.She does not know so keep it quiet.

railway scenery

This is an exceptionally well detailed (card assembled) train station,based on a Brunel design in victorian England, I think it is high quality,but I gave four stars because it is extremely fiddly to put together,you will need to put aside at least a day or two, to assemble this,and it can be pain staking if you're not used to gluing small parts,but have patience, and when it comes together, it is very rewarding to see itin all its glory... A good purchase...

It's still a work in progress,really pleased with this kit,fiddley because of the size,but very sturdy and solid ,value for money.

Lovely model

Great little kit, Metcalfe comes thru again

To date I have yet to start on putting the model together, however this is not be the first Metcalfe Model that I have put together and am sure it will be as good as previous ones.