Early to mid century European Rail Station, with a substantial brick passenger station and a separate wood sided warehouse.

Both buildings have a raised platform, to allow easy access to the train cars.

The building?s bases, roofs, and platforms all assemble with bayonet fittings which allow for quick assembly and then disassemble easily for compact storage, post game.

Both buildings have removable roofs and raised passenger/loading platforms, to allow easy loading of the train cars.

• The platforms are unique to each building, and each platform requires five of the piers; these are glued into the recesses on the underside of each platform piece. The stairs for the platform are not intended to be glued but simply slide into place when required.
• The warehouse has two front and one rear set of loading doors, the swinging doors can be glued opened or closed. The doors are fitted into the recesses on the warehouse door openings.
• The passenger station has the option of gluing a sign over the main entrance ? I had tried to design a removable one but I couldn?t do it without making it obtrusive to anyone not wishing a sign. The signs included has a generic German and Cyrillic sign, plus a French one and a blank one. The German and Cyrillic one may be too generic, but they were the best I could do as an unilingual Anglophone. The French one is accurate.

Models are unpainted. Will be cleaned and ready to paint in a kit form. 

Any tracks, trains, or other vehicles in pictures are not included.