The kit
You get all parts as STL – once pre-arranged on 15 print plates sorted by color, and once individually for reprints. Each plate prints in one color, so a single-color printer is enough. No part needs supports.
Assembly needs no glue: the walls slide into the grooves of the four corner pilasters with wedge tongues, the red brick bands sit in the wall with wedge pegs, and two barge boards hold the roof together. The platform canopy stands on four wooden posts with knee braces, the rafters plug into the wall, and a scalloped fascia board hangs at the front. The platform is part of the base, its edge is 24 mm high. For a garden railway there are no joints open to the sky: the roof overhangs all around, and the chimney rides on the ridge and needs no hole in the roof.
The inside is fully furnished – a waiting room with two benches, stove and timetable, a ticket office with counter window, counter, chair, ticket cabinet and file shelf, and a luggage room with luggage cart, suitcases, crate and scales. Outside stand a bench, lantern, milk churns and flower tubs, the sign “Bahnhof” hangs above the street door and on the gable, and the station clock next to the platform door. Lift off the roof to look inside.
View assembly guide (German)
Print notes included in German; part names are self-explanatory.