On my travels I often see small huts on the lineside that have seen better days.
I know some of them would be plate layers huts or lamp huts or similar but often they are miles from anywhere.
I'm guessing they are there for just that reason when there were more on the payroll and before railway staff became issued with vans to shelter in?
When did their use begin to decline?
Most I see are concrete but do see the odd wooden one, though they are usually in far worse condition.
Most just seem full of Pway rubbish or have trees growing through them now.
i've been wondering what style of buildings to use for Ruby Road, Western or Southern?
what says south west best?
Is the Ratio hut a fairly generic version of these huts or were there big regional differences?
i've got a couple of generic Hornby huts but not really sure if even with weathering they will be any good
If fact not even sure what they are supposed to be.
Plan is a lamp hut by my signal box and thinking a Peco lamp hut and distressing it.
Also I will be getting a Hornby R8675 relay room to go next to the level crossing.
relay room next to Three Horse Shoes Signal Box in Turves.
Any other ideas on which huts would best fit with my area and time?
i'm thinking i may go with the Roxey Mouldings Platelayers and Tool hut set