OO Gauge – Toton Fuel Line Store – Maintenance Office

Railway Laser Lines – Laser Cut OO Gauge Toton Fuel Line Store & Maintenance Office – March 2020 – Now with a revised roof detail.

One of the UK’s main depots that still survive today is Toton Traction Maintenance Depot, currently owned under DB Schenker.

Toton has a large fuelling area, with 3 large fuel tanks and a number of outbuildings along side these. Railway Laser Lines are pleased to announce that our first of a range of kits from Toton is the old Fuel Line Store & Maintenance Office that still stands today, albeit there is now a newer reception building next door.

The OO gauge version is first and will be quickly followed by an O gauge version too. The outbuilding only measures around 11cm in length in OO gauge, so won’t take up huge amounts of room. Where this lacks in size, it certainly doesn’t lack in detail and we’ve gone that extra mile with this kit to also include a fully brick interior too. The level of detail that the laser machine can do with bricks is second to none and no plasticard or resin can match. The roof has a strange side outlet that allows the drain pipe to come from and we’ve even added that to our kit and enclosed an acrylic tube for the downpipe.
The kit could be used for a number of different options on your layout and doesn’t have to be what it was based on.
The kit is made from MDF, laser-card and acetate for the window glass. The kit shouldn’t take more than a couple of evenings work, allowing for parts to dry and what better way to wipe away the dark miserable evenings with a nice session in kit building.

Instruction Kit Document

This kit comes with a parts list. We have added the instructions on this product page (we no longer include instructions within our kits, to save paper) so you can read them direct from your computer/ipad/mobile but if preferred, you can still upload and print them out. At this moment in time, there is no video instructions for this kit.

Pre March 2020 Kit – Click here to read the instructions on how to build this kit. (NB: This instruction kit listed on here will see updates, so please check this one for the most up-to-date version. Latest version – Updated:18th November 2019.

Revised Roof kit – From 10th March 2020 Kit – Click here to read the instructions on how to build this kit. (NB: This instruction kit listed on here will see updates, so please check this one for the most up-to-date version. Latest version – Updated:20th October 2020.

Richard Hughes from the YouTube channel ‘St.Michael’s Hill’ has done a video review of this kit and shows what he has done during his time building this kit. Click on the video tab to view

KIT:-
V1.0 Launched 10th November 2019
V1.1 Revised roof kit – 10th March 2020
V2.0 Enhanced engraved exterior brickwork – 27th June 2023

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Toton Fuel Store/Maintenance Office image courtesy/copyright of Darren Frearson