PAV Paving

Three sheets of card paving for use with Kingsway Models kits. This is printed on stout mounting card 1.25mm thick, equivalent to a kerb depth of nearly 4". It just needs to be cut out, have the edge darkened with a 3B pencil and stuck down on a baseboard. The kit provides over 100" of straight paving with corners as well. Each pack includes a large corner suitable for use with many of the 'corner site' buildings such as Burtons and Bounds Green station.

Price: AA

 UCT Upminster Corbets Tey Rd shop parade.

A parade of shops dating from the nineteen-thirties in typical art deco style with curved windows and balconies. Shop fronts are representative of the 1960s period.
Model shown with added paving (not supplied in kit). Completed model is approximately 18.5" wide by 3.5" deep.

Price: B

BTG Burtons tailors, Greenwich

A distinctive art deco shop in the iconic Burtons style. This half relief model is designed for a corner site, measuring approximately 7.5" by 7.5". The building itself is about 3" deep, thus fitting neatly alongside other buildings in the range. In the picture above it is positioned next to the Odeon cinema (CWLO) and Woolworths (WWMD), and card paving has been added. Below is the model built straight from the kit.

Price: B

AP Seven Kings

Situated in High Road, Seven Kings the garage was built in 1913. For many years Seven Kings was associated with RT family vehicles receiving RTs in 1948,  which were replaced by RTLs in 1949, and joined by RTWs in 1950. In 1958, RTs were back again and stayed until the garage was modernised in the mid seventies. Rebuilding allowed DMSs to be allocated alongside Routemasters. The garage closed in 1993.
The kits depicts the building prior to rebuilding and measures approximately 19" by 4".

Price: B

WWMD Woolworths
- Market Drayton  

A small high street store. The model is half relief and measures approximately 6" wide by 3" deep, plus paving.

It comes with a choice of modern or period signage.

Price: AA

FB Ferodo Bridge

A once  common sight in towns across the country, this Ferodo bridge can provide a period scene for use on a model railway layout or simply a diorama for 4mm scale vehicles. The kit can be constructed to make a complete single span bridge or can be built as a half relief double span. Bridge walls and piers are included, but the builder will need to provide the bridge deck (a sheet of stout card, or maybe ply or MDF if a model railway track is to be laid). The bridge spans are about 6.5". The piers allow for a deck about 6" wide.

Price: AA

HE High Wycombe

Originally built for the Amersham & District Company in 1929, the garage was acquired by London Transport and in due course passed to LCBS. It closed in 1977. The model is approximately 14.5" wide and 4" deep.

Price: B

SCHR Chichester

This model of Chichester depot is approximately 16" wide and 7" deep. The doors can be repositioned as required.

Price: B

MRSY Shrewsbury Ditherington

Built in 1920 and successively expanded over the years, Shrewsbury depot comes with modern Arriva signage. The model measures approximately 26" wide by 3.5" deep.

Price: B

GYC Great Yarmouth Caister Road

A magnificent art deco garage and adjacent office originally owned by the Great Yarmouth Corporation. The building is still in use by First Eastern Counties. The decorative stone panels depicting bus, train and stagecoach are reproduced. In later years these have been painted blue, but bare stone versions are included to build an earlier version. The model is approximately 25" wide by 9" deep. Many thanks to Tony Hall for inspiring this kit, and providing photos.

 Price: C

MAV Maida Vale Station

Built in 1915 to a design by Stanley Heaps after the style of Leslie Green. This Bakerloo line station building measures approximately 10" by 11" for a corner site. 

 Price: B

IOMR Ramsey Bus Station

A model of Ramsey bus station on the Isle of Man. Although a small prototype, this is a substantial model measuring 10" wide by 14" deep, being modelled in it's entirety.  
Many thanks to Steve Bryce-Grant who suggested this kit and assisted with photos.        Price: B

PITS Bus Inspection Pits

Based on LT practice this kit provides four inspection pits, with surrounding walls and doors to the rear.   Price: B

MRSS Southgates Depot

Built in 1927 and finally closed in 2009, this model of the exit from Leicester Southgates depot is approximately 8" wide by 9.5" deep.

Price: B

MRWL Wellington depot

Wellington depot was rebuilt in this style in 1953. The model is approximately 17" wide by 3" deep, and comes with signs for Midland Red or Arriva ownership.

Price: B

ESCW wooden escalator

This bank of three escalators climbs a vertical height of 68mm and is 90mm wide. It could be cut down to a double unit if required.

The nature of the prototype is such that this is a slightly fiddly kit to make - but spare parts are included.
The finished model might benefit from a clear plastic curved roof to use in a sectioned Underground station scene.

Price: AA

ENDT Dovercourt depot

A model of this compact depot (now used as a public library) with its small forecourt enclosed by adjacent buildings. The model is 8" wide by 10" deep.

Price: B

ENCY Canvey Depot

As it was just before closure and subsequent conversion to a Transport Museum. Also available as a museum - see ENCP on the Provincial page.

Price: A

PR Poplar Garage

Originally opened in 1906 as an LCC tram depot, Poplar was converted for trolleybuses in 1940. From 1959 it housed the first allocation of Routemasters to be used on trolleybus replacement routes.
The model is approximately 33" wide and 5" deep. Doors can be modelled open or closed.

Price: C

ROM Romford Fire Station

Originally an Essex fire station, but later part of the London Fire Brigade, Romford has been providing fire cover since the 1950s. This  semi relief model is approximately 14" wide by 6" deep. The tower is 12" tall. Doors can be modelled open or closed. Ideal for the Corgi Dennis F12 fire engine.

Price: B

CC Corwen Depot

The small Crosville depot at Corwen, North Wales. The model is approximately 10" wide by 5.5" deep. Alternative labels are provided for NBC and Crosville Cymru. The depot can be built with the doors open or closed.

Price: B

IH  Isleworth Depot

Isleworth had originally been Hounslow tram depot. It was rebuilt for trolleybuses in 1935. Unusually it operated just one route - the 657. After the war Q1s were allocated but these were sold to Spain and replaced by older vehicles until closure in May 1962. The model is approx. 19" wide and 10" deep.

Price: B

MDSJ Tunbridge Wells, St John's Road Garage.

The model is  approximately 27" wide and 4" deep. Alternative labels are provided to depict the garage in the Arriva period. 

Price: B

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