Superquick Railway Models (Card Kits) '00'

This NEW SUPERQUICK bridge can be modelled in many different settings including in a retained embankment, as a road or rail tunnel, bridging a cutting or spanning a river course. The kit can also be modelled as a pair of separate Blue Brick Tunnel...

Part of the famous low relief range of Superquick kits, this model comprises of The Red Lion Pub, a regional Norwich Union office and a corner tea shop. Designed in a 1950's style this combination fits right into an urban setting with the low relief...

Part of the famous low relief range of Superquick kits, this model comprises of a Boots pharmacy, an ABC cinema and a post office. Typical of an urban environment this kit is of a low relief profile to create a detailled backdrop to the edge of an urban...

Part of the famous low relief range of Superquick kits, this kit contains a Regency style arcade dating as far back as the 1800's. The arcade contains several boutique shops and is paired with a stylish residential building in the same style. This low...

This terrace kit is made up of the rear of four residential houses, typical in a large urban setting. Workers cottages like these were mainly built in the late 1800's and early 1900's. This kit can be paired up with the Redbrick Terrace Fronts (Kit C6)...

A standard design of building incorporating waiting rooms and toilets seen all over the country in main line stations.

Based on a typical design of a Victorian Loco Shed.Positioned at the end of a twin set of track.

A multi storey farm unit comprising of a barn storage building with build on hay loft. Annexed to it are two storey offices or tack rooms. This is a very adaptable model, with moving doors and an detailed inner lining, this kit central to a countryside...

At the height of the steam age these buildings were found in every train depot and terminal, the length and breadth of the country.

An example of a wooden boarded passenger footway. A vital component to a busy mainline station that serves several through lines of track

One kit, four terraced cottages, this distictive building represents typical workers dwellings, found thoughout large communities all of the country. Built in a bold mix of yellow and red brick coarsing and slate roof.

The largest of the SuperQuick range of kits. This staion building would be situated in a large town, servicing the needs of a regular commuting public it could support up to six lines of track. As illustrated it serves as a terminus building, but this...