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Personalised Station Name Boards - FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions — Personalised Station Name Boards

Built for realism. Made from eco-friendly PLA. Sized to your scene.

What scales are available?

Our personalised station name boards are available in N (1:148), TT (1:120), HO (1:87), OO (1:76), and O (1:43) scale. Each sign is precisely proportioned—perfect for anything from a sleepy halt to a busy city terminus.

How do I customise my board?

Enter your chosen station name at checkout. We’ll produce it using authentic British railway fonts and styling, matched to the era and region you prefer—from steam-age charm to modern rail clarity.

What materials do you use?

All boards are 3D printed in high-quality, eco-friendly PLA (plant-based, biodegradable) for crisp detail, a smooth finish, and excellent durability. Suitable for indoor layouts and garden railways.

How long will my order take?

Handmade to order in our workshop. Production is typically 3–5 working days plus delivery. Need it sooner? Get in touch and we’ll do our best.

Can I order more than one with different names?

Absolutely. Order as many as you like—each with its own station name. Quantity discounts are available for larger runs.

What font styles are available?

We use authentic British railway fonts across eras: Victorian, Edwardian, Steam-Era BR, and Modern Rail. Tell us your period/region and we’ll match it.

Do you deliver internationally?

Yes—worldwide shipping. Costs and times vary by destination. International customers may be responsible for import duties or taxes.

Can I see a preview before it’s made?

For larger or complex orders, we can provide a digital proof for approval before production. Request this at checkout or contact us.

What if there’s a problem with my order?

If something isn’t right, contact us within 14 days of delivery and we’ll put it right—no fuss.

How do I install the boards?

Most modellers use a small dab of model adhesive or fine pins, depending on the baseboard and preference. Unsure what’s best? Drop us a line and we’ll advise.

Tip: test-fit first to confirm height and sightlines from typical viewing angles.