This page shows a collection of superb one-off 7mm models built by Peter Smith of Kirtley Models. You can see more of Peter's craft at the Kirtley Models website.
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The station building at Watlington. The model is scratchbuilt from plastic sheet, with thick internal bracing from corrugated card. The base measures 25cm x 13cm.
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A light railway station building, typical of the designs by William Pain on the Highworth and Hemyock branches. Again built from plastic sheet, with internal card bracing.
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Rear view of the William Pain building. Base dimensions are 11cm x 25cm.
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7mm signal box based on Coleford Junction – a standard design.
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The signal box with roof detached to enable fitting of an interior using the Springside kit.
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A water tower based on that at Cirencester – though that was stone built. The water crane is intergral with the tower; the crane does not swivel.
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A Gloucester Wagon Company goods shed based on Speech House Road in the Forest of Dean. The shed has a loading door each side, and is again built from from plastic sheet, with internal bracing from corrugated card.
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A GWR crossing keepers cottage, as used all over the system. This example is based on Soudley in the Forest of Dean.
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Alternative view of the crossing keepers cottage.