German/Austrian/Swiss goods shed lagerhaus drawings/plans

[jonhall]

Can anyone point me in the direction of plans/scale drawings for a goods shed somewhat in the style of the one seen in these pictures? 

 

Technically I need something Austrian, and probably a bit longer. A half-timbered with brick infilled panels might be suitable as well.

 

Thanks

 

Jon

 

 

[Stefan88]

You could try Bahnhöfe in Österreich by Mihály Kubinszky, not sure whether there are any plans of standalone goods sheds in there but lots of plans and photos of stations ~ https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bahnhöfe-Österreich-Mihaly-Kubinszky/dp/3854161964

 

IGRA do quite a lot of different Czech goods sheds that are largely of Austrian heritage, there are others too making decent laser cut card kits.

 

Modellbaumeister Abraham does some narrowgauge sheds that could easily be adapted to standard gauge by building them on a higher base ~ https://www.modellabraham.at/sonderanfertigungen?pgid=lepj6amd-76b7db18-b3dd-415c-abab-9a26aaaf85a3

 

There are some more here ~ https://www.brennpunkt.cc/Gebaeude-H0?Sortierung=4

 

KB-Model (Czech) have some ~ https://www.kb-model.eu/mtbmodel/eshop/5-1-Stavby-a-doplnky-laser-cut-H0/2-2-sklady-kulny-zachodky

 

The smallish standalone goods shed in Krimml was available as an injection moulded kit from Faller or Pola I think.

[bbishop]

Jon, have a look at www.muellers-bruchbuden.de

 

I have a resin kit of his Spur Null wooden goods shed.  He does a similar one in HO.  

Bill

Edited February 26 by bbishop

[michl080]

 

 

You might want to take a look at MBZ as well.

 

great kits!

 

Michael

[EddieB]

Another source would be books in the IAL series published by Slezak.  Two titles that include plans of appropriate buildings are “Von Salzburg nach Bad Ischl” and “Mödling - Hinterbrühl”.

[Ian Morgan]

7 hours ago, michl080 said:

 

 

You might want to take a look at MBZ as well.

 

great kits!

 

Michael

 

Oh dear, now you have made me spend some money 😒

[Ian Morgan]

OK, so I did not spend much, just a couple of small N scale items, a telephone point and a snacks cabin. Fast, efficient delivery with nothing else to pay in the way of VAT or duty.

 

They have been added to a Kato mini diorama kit to show off a Kato tram and a Marks Models beetle. This is now on the club stand at the Basingstoke show.

 

So, now I am tempted to try a larger, and more expensive, station building from them.