Inspired by Newington Station in Kent, this Scenecraft model depicts a small post-war, brick-built station building, which is decorated with blue paintwork and features British Rail signage. It can be placed...

Coal was the primary source of fuel for the railways during the era of steam, as well as the main source for heat and power for the whole of the country...

Terraced houses are common through much of the UK and these Low Relief models from Scenecraft make it easy to incorporate this familiar sight into minimal space, as a backdrop to...

Terraced houses are common through much of the UK and these Low Relief models from Scenecraft make it easy to incorporate this familiar sight into minimal space, as a backdrop to...

Terraced houses are common through much of the UK and these Low Relief models from Scenecraft make it easy to incorporate this familiar sight into minimal space, as a backdrop to...

Terraced houses are common through much of the UK and these Low Relief models from Scenecraft make it easy to incorporate this familiar sight into minimal space, as a backdrop to...

Terraced houses are common through much of the UK and these Low Relief models from Scenecraft make it easy to incorporate this familiar sight into minimal space, as a backdrop to...

  Many large towns and cities have Bus and Coach Stations that allow their residents to purchase tickets for travel, find out information about their services or simply use the facilities...

  Nearly all towns and cities have at some point played host to a Department Store, where local shoppers can buy clothes, furniture, toys, and sometimes even scale models! This Scenecraft...

  The iconic Brute Trolley makes a welcome return to the Scenecraft range as part of our Summer 2022 British Railway Announcements. Brute Trolleys were a regular sight at stations and parcel depots for...

Concrete Aprons are placed in front of the infrastructure in a railway yard or depot in order to give staff a surer footing than that offered by the surrounding area. These models...

Canals were a vital part of the country’s transport infrastructure in the days before railways and roads, and these waterways are still a common sight all over the UK. Canal Locks were used...