Set of train destination displays ICE10 Berlin-Spandau Desiro HC ODEG.Fourteen-piece set of train destination indicators suitable for our Desiro HC ODEG in H0 scale.We've implemented the appropriate route with the corresponding final destination, allowing for individual exchange of the train destination displays. Swapping the displays is very simple. We've published the complete procedure on our blog and our YouTube channel.

Set of train destination displays RB10 Nauen Desiro HC ODEG.Fourteen-piece set of train destination indicators suitable for our Desiro HC ODEG in H0 scale.We've implemented the appropriate route with the corresponding final destination, allowing for individual exchange of the train destination displays. Swapping the displays is very simple. We've published the complete procedure on our blog and our YouTube channel.

Set of train destination displays RB10 Berlin Südkreuz Desiro HC ODEG.Fourteen-piece set of train destination indicators suitable for our Desiro HC ODEG in H0 scale.We've implemented the appropriate route with the corresponding final destination, allowing for individual exchange of the train destination displays. Swapping the displays is very simple. We've published the complete procedure on our blog and our YouTube channel.

Set of train destination displays RE9 Litstzow Desiro HC ODEG.Fourteen-piece set of train destination indicators suitable for our Desiro HC ODEG in H0 scale.We've implemented the appropriate route with the corresponding final destination, allowing for individual exchange of the train destination displays. Swapping the displays is very simple. We've published the complete procedure on our blog and our YouTube channel.

Set of train destination displays RE9 Ostseebad Binz Desiro HC ODEG.Fourteen-piece set of train destination indicators suitable for our Desiro HC ODEG in H0 scale.We've implemented the appropriate route with the corresponding final destination, allowing for individual exchange of the train destination displays. Swapping the displays is very simple. We've published the complete procedure on our blog and our YouTube channel.

Model: HO gauge. The Lehnshallig Block Station is an exceptional model building for fans of the Marschbahn and railroads on Sylt. The real-life structure is located on the Niebüll–Westerland/Sylt line and is closely tied to rail operations on the route to the North Frisian island.The building’s design strongly resembles the well-known historic signal box on the Hindenburgdamm. This makes the model ideal for layouts, dioramas, and track sections based on North German or Sylt-style prototypes. Cha

Model: HO gauge. This French signal box from the Chemin de fer du Nord brings the distinctive atmosphere of French rail operations to the H0 model railroad layout. Particularly striking is the combination of solid brick masonry in the basement and the fully glazed signal box room above it. The large windows allow the signalman’s workstation to be depicted particularly effectively. Inside, the French control levers are faithfully reproduced, adding to the model’s authenticity. The exterior stairc

Model: HO gauge. The Casello Gatehouse is a compact Italian railroad building designed for creating railroad crossings and branch line scenes in H0 scale. The prototype is based on a small gatehouse used by the Italian national railroad, FS – Ferrovie dello Stato.The light-colored stucco facade, the red tile roof, and the green shutters immediately evoke a typical Italian railroad atmosphere. Of particular interest are the shutters that open, allowing you to customize the building’s appearance.

Model: HO gauge. The large Italian ACEI signal box is a striking operational building designed for sophisticated H0-scale station and track layouts. Its modern, functional architecture with large windows makes the building particularly appealing for Italian model railroad themes. ACEI stands for Apparato Centrale Elettrico a Itinerari. This refers to a type of electric push-button relay signal box used in Italy. Turnouts and signals are not set individually, but rather via route buttons for an e

Model: HO gauge. This 1950s-style gas station brings to life a typical street scene from everyday life during the Economic Miracle era on your H0 model railroad layout. The building’s distinctive architecture, featuring a sweeping, deeply overhanging roof, makes it a striking focal point in city, village, and street scenes.The kit not only depicts a classic gas station but also features two workshop areas with lift platforms. Between the workshops is the sales area with a counter. Under the curv

Model: HO gauge. The Zum Sandkrug inn in Lüneburg served as the model for this striking H0-scale townhouse. With its tall historic facade and distinctive curved gable, the building is ideal as an eye-catching feature in a North German old town or downtown scene.The real-life building is located near the historic Am Sande square in Lüneburg, whose historic residential and commercial buildings continue to shape the cityscape to this day.The model’s most striking features are the large decorative g

Model: HO gauge. Even small buildings help create an authentic railroad atmosphere on a model railroad layout. The Cabinetto Dubino tool shed is modeled after a small outbuilding used by the Italian national railway, FS – Ferrovie dello Stato. With its simple stucco facade, typical Italian tiled roof, and large wooden door, this compact shed is an excellent addition to Italian train stations, stops, railroad crossings, and maintenance facilities. Thanks to its very small footprint, the model can

Model: HO gauge. Medium-sized Italian FS railroad crossing guard house. The crossing guard lives here with his family. Plaster-finished building with shutters that open. Ideal for complementing Italian train station scenes. Former MKB item number: 87524.

Model: HO gauge. The Lüneburg Townhouse allows you to recreate typical North German old town and street scenes on an H0 model railroad layout. The building model is based on the historic “Am Sande” inn in Lüneburg and thus reflects the characteristic architecture surrounding the well-known “Am Sande” square.The narrow, tall facade, with its numerous windows, delicate cornices, and historic design, makes the building particularly well-suited for closed rows of houses, old town districts, and hist

Model: HO gauge. Italian station building with five doors (two on each side facing the tracks, two on each side facing the street) for medium-sized Mediterranean stations, featuring side terrace extensions, each with two doors (two on each side facing the tracks, two on each side facing the street). The model can be built with or without the extensions.In the 1930s, the old stations from the 1890s were modernized; they were given new windows at the top and simpler stucco elements. Old MKB part n

Model: HO gauge. The Westerland Central Station on Sylt is one of the most striking railway station buildings in northern Germany. This H0-scale model depicts the Marschbahn’s terminus station in its original 1927 design. The real station opened in 1927 and remains the terminus of the railway line to the island of Sylt to this day. Characteristic of the station is its North German clinker brick architecture, featuring a large hipped roof, numerous windows, and a striking central section.The mode

Model: HO gauge. Finely detailed H0 1:87 laser-cut kit made of solid-colored cardboard for the signal box at Wiesen. Old Town in Model, item number 9246.The signal box is located at the Wiesen station in Graubünden (Switzerland) on the Davos–Filisur line. It was built around 1913 as part of the electrification of the railway line.

Model: HO gauge. Finely detailed H0 1:87 laser-cut kit made of solid-colored cardboard for the signal box at Wiesen. Old Town in Model, item number 9246.The signal box is located at the Wiesen station in Graubünden (Switzerland) on the Davos–Filisur line. It was built around 1913 as part of the electrification of the railway line.

Model: HO gauge. Kit for a city theater modeled after the Thalia Theater in Hamburg. Columns on the front facade. On the right is the theater restaurant; on the left is the stage entrance. The back of the building is left unfinished (gray wall), as the original building is adjacent to another structure in that area. “Old City” model, item number 9202.

Model: HO gauge. A model kit of a 1950s townhouse. An office building with a retail store and extensive, intricate laser-cut details. Old MKB part number 87326.

Model: HO gauge. Model kit of the platform canopy at the Hamburg Othmarschen S-Bahn station. Wooden framework with intricate detailing. Roofing felt, including the platform. Old MKB part number 87202.