Scalescenes CLASP building

[traction]

Hi All,

 

Just a heads up John has released the CLASP modular building.

This could be used for absolutely anything!!

 

 

Here's the link:-

 

http://scalescenes.com/product/r003c-clasp-modular-building/

 

Cheers

 

Ian

[grahame]

Yes, I saw the adverts earlier and was interested. 

 

CLASP (Consortium of Local Authorities Special Programme also known as a Collection of Loosely Assembled Steel Parts) was an interesting architectural style that found favour with BR. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CLASP_(British_Rail).There are still many examples around despite the asbestos issue. Forest Hill station is one that I believe was what Bachmann based their RTP (Ready to Plonk) resin cast CLASP model on.

 

It was later developed with SCOLA (Second Consortium Of Local Authorities).

 

G.

[porkie]

Does look a cracking bit of kit.

 

Very tempted to have a bash at creating this

[Lee Clarke]

Got my eye on this range when I get round to doing something 

[18B]

On 01/07/2017 at 11:44, traction said:

Hi All,

 

Just a heads up John has released the CLASP modular building.

This could be used for absolutely anything!!

 

 

Here's the link:-

 

http://scalescenes.com/product/r003c-clasp-modular-building/

 

Cheers

 

Ian

 

Alfreton station is this design as was built in 1973 and still going string 50 years later. 

[KeithMacdonald]

7 hours ago, 18B said:

 

Alfreton station is this design as was built in 1973 and still going string 50 years later. 

 

Now we know how long a piece of string is.

[jamesinyk]

Just ordered this - it's virtually identical to Hassocks station of the 80s which I used daily for 7 years.