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OO Scale Ready to Paint 1950s Signalman Using An Absolute Block Instrument

Model Railway Scenes

OO Scale Ready to Paint 1950s Signalman Using An Absolute Block Instrument
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This OO scale 1950s signalman using an absolute block instrument is a single resin figure of a signal box operative at one of the defining pieces of steam-era railway equipment. Cast in grey ABS-like resin and supplied unpainted, he is ready to prime and paint in your chosen colours.

Place him beside a block instrument in a signal box interior, operating the commutator to communicate the state of the line ahead. The absolute block system was the backbone of safe railway operation through the steam era, and this figure captures it at the human level — one man, one instrument, one section of line. He is essential for any signal box scene that takes operational accuracy seriously.

A single figure at the heart of the absolute block system — indispensable for any serious signal box interior.

FEATURES

Scale: OO scale (1:76)

Dimensions:

Usage: Signal box interiors and 1950s railway operational settings

Pack size: 1 resin figure

Material: High detail, grey ABS-like resin

Design: 1950s signalman operating an absolute block instrument
PREPARATION AND PAINTING

You do not need to use a primer with our products, however we know that some customers prefer to routinely prime models before painting. We sell Humbrol Primer.

You should use only acrylic paints. Enamel paint can have a very undesirable effect, so we would recommend avoiding enamels completely.

Resin can be cut using a Dremmel or fine saw and sanded using a fine sandpaper or nail file.

If you're glueing resin parts together you should use a superglue or epoxy-based glue. Regular plastic glues will not glue resin. We also sell superglue.
DELIVERY

All orders are dispatched in sturdy packaging. We aim to dispatch orders within 72 hours (custom signs may take longer) but during busy periods it might not always be possible. We will keep you informed of your order's progress.

We use Royal Mail, Evri and Yodel for UK deliveries, and Royal Mail for international deliveries.

Royal Mail Terms & Conditions state that delayed packages are not classed as lost or delayed until ten working days have passed. You will receive an e-mail or text message when your order is dispatched.

Your delivery fee includes a nominal charge for packaging (P&P).

You can view our Delivery Policy here.
RETURNS

We're sure you will be delighted with your purchases, but if for any reason you aren't, you can request a return from your orders page, or e-mail returns@modelrailwayscenes.com and we will arrange your return without making a fuss. We offer a no quibble returns policy.

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