OO Low Relief Terrace Courtyard Entrance.

Featuring:

• Low Relief Scenery Design: Detailed OO scale façade designed to sit against backscene boards, saving layout space while adding depth and realism.
• Urban Terrace Styling: Courtyard entrance detail inspired by British railway-era housing and station-side architecture, ideal for town and city scenes.
• Easy Layout Integration: Designed for placement along baseboards or backscene edges to extend streets and platform environments.
• Fine Surface Detailing: Brickwork, windows, and entrance features moulded for realistic weathering and painting effects.

Model Dimensions (Approximate):

• Scale: OO (1:76)
• Length: Not specified by manufacturer
• Width: Not specified by manufacturer
• Height: Not specified by manufacturer

Technical Specifications:

• Accessory Category: Scenic building (low relief structure)
• Scale: OO (1:76)
• Material: Injection-moulded plastic
• Assembly: Required
• Paint/Glue: Paint and glue required (not included)
• Modelling Tools: Recommended (hobby knife, file, plastic cement, paints for detailing)

Perfect for: OO scale railway modellers building detailed town or station environments who want realistic streetscape depth without using full-depth buildings.

Why this accessory matters

Low relief structures are widely used in model railways to create the impression of a full town or station frontage while conserving valuable layout space. This courtyard entrance adds architectural realism and helps transition between platform areas, sidings, and surrounding urban streets.

Terrace-style entrances like this are commonly seen in British railway settings, particularly in Victorian and early 20th-century urban developments near stations and industrial districts. They help anchor a layout in a believable time and place, adding narrative detail beyond just rolling stock movement.

How to use it

Carefully remove parts from sprues and clean any mould lines before assembly. Use plastic cement or suitable modelling glue to construct the building. Once assembled, paint and weather the structure to match your chosen era and layout style. Position against a backscene or baseboard edge and secure in place for a seamless low-relief effect.

This is a plastic model kit. Assembly, paint, and glue are required. It is not a toy.