LX431-OO LNER Lineside Store

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£15.49

A laser-cut Kit to a build a versatile and characteristic lineside Store, modelled off the NER/LNER example found at Whitby Bog Hall Junction in the North East of England, but this kit will be well suited to any region/era. A highly detailed kit featuring glazed windows, engraved brick, weathered roof slates, chimney, interior details and more to make this a real centrepiece of your station platform. Whether you're modelling a steam era layout, or preserved line on a modern image layout, this kit will fit in perfectly. Can be painted with acrylic paints detailed with your choice of weathering

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