Skaledale Range - suggestions for new buildings

[TravisM]

A modern style of station building (St Neots jumps to mind), also a footbridge with lifts or disabled friendly.

[ianmacc]

Arkitex kits say ‘1:42 and 00’ on the packaging looking at eBay and clearly cannot be both!

 

Are there two ranges and how do you know which is which?

[ianmacc]

Duplicate post

Edited January 22, 2019 by ianmacc

[russ p]

There were two ranges 1/42 sets 1 and 2 A to E are OO

[Pylon King]

On 17/01/2019 at 15:38, rovex said:

 

That would be these presumably

 

 

The Model-Land range was excellent . I’ve still got some of the original preproduction models.

Edited February 23, 2019 by Pylon King

[Pylon King]

Although a Skaledale substation was produced several years ago , may be they could release a version compatible with their pylon kit . 

Edited February 23, 2019 by Pylon King

[johnofwessex]

Midford station & Signal box?  Also the Ground Frame buildings

[9402 Fredrick]

Building sets to make Brighton Station, Brighton Shed, and Brighton Works during BR days.

[gc4946]

Council housing - both brick-built and pre-fab.

 

I must admit the Model-Land buildings would be great sellers if made available in the Skaledale range.

 

[russ p]

Maybe not in the scaledale range but a kit to build CLASP buildings along the same lines as arkitex would be good

[HonestTom]

For something different on the industrial scene, how about an art deco factory? This or this or this might be a bit big, but that's the sort of thing I'm talking about.

 

With all these little industrials coming out, how about a brewery?

[OhOh]

I'm not overly familiar with the range, but given the apparent growth in micro/boxfile layout building, maybe some smallish industrial type bits and pieces could be good earners?

[SweenyTod1]

There is a dearth of Great Eastern, style railway structures. Every time I see the chap who does Prototype card kits, he promises to re-do the signal box in 4mm scale. The 7mm version is available. There is the March West box  available in the Scaledale range, but it it's not the same as the all timber one that still exists at Littleport also in Cambridgeshire {my home town up to the 70s, so I'm biased!} The shelter on the up platform hopefully is till there, also the swing gated crossing, though sadly the main ticket office was demolished years ago. Ahhh memories, memories.................

 

Tod