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Henryk Wójcik
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Model railway builder

Printable card buildings for your model railway

I’m Henryk. I draw printable card buildings for model railways, and I sell the kits, a few guides and two video courses, all made in my attic.

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Picked: A1

Platform Shelter $6

A small open shelter with a pitched roof and a bench: two sheets, and a good first build.

Picked: A2

Goods Shed $8

A long low shed with a loading door and a platform edge, in brick or timber colours.

Picked: A3

Signal Box $7

A two-storey box with a stair, big windows and a lamp room, with a base for the track side.

Picked: A4

Water Tower $9

A round tank on tall legs, with a spout and a ladder, rolled from a single sheet of card.

Picked: A5

Village Church $11

A nave, a porch and a square tower with a spire, in a stone and a brick colourway.

Picked: A6

Factory Chimney $5

A tall brick chimney with a flared top, for the edge of a mill or a works.

Picked: A7

Crossing Keeper’s Cottage $7

A one-storey cottage with a porch and a garden wall, made to sit beside a level crossing.

Picked: A8

Engine Shed $12

A two-road shed with a pitched roof and a smoke vent, open at both ends for the trains to roll in.

Picked: A9

Town Hall with Clock Tower $19

A grand front, a side wing and a tall clock tower that stands well above the street. About fifty parts.

Picked: A10

Station Complex $29

A station building, a canopy and two platform shelters, drawn to match, for the middle of a layout.

Picked: B1

Build Your First Card Building $49

From a flat printed sheet to a finished building: cutting, scoring, folding and gluing, in six short lessons.

Picked: B2

Painting and Weathering Card Models $59

Make a printed building look old: colour, dirt, rust and moss, from the first wash to the last dusting.

Attic with a large model railway layout in daylight

Printed to order

Merch

My designs, printed to order and shipped by Printful.

Henryk placing a locomotive on his attic layout

About

About me

I have been building a model railway in my attic for most of my retirement, and I still add a little to it every week. A layout is never finished: a village here, a goods yard there, a hillside that needs more trees. Along the way I found that the part I like best is the buildings, so I started drawing my own.

Each kit is a printable sheet of a small building, made to be cut out of card, folded and glued. They come in all heights, from a low platform shelter to a tall church tower, so a row of them looks like a real place. I also teach the way I work, in two video courses, and I write a short letter every other week about what is on the bench.

Newsletter

Layout Notes

A short letter every other Saturday from the attic: one building, one trick with card and one thing to try.

One email every other Saturday. Unsubscribe any time.

Questions

How do the downloads arrive?

After checkout you receive an email with a download link, and the same link is shown on the confirmation page. Each kit is a PDF made to print on ordinary A4 or Letter paper, or on thin card, with the cutting lines and folds marked.

What scale are the buildings?

Each kit page says its scale and gives its finished height and footprint, so you can check it against your layout before you print.

Is there merch?

Yes: tees, totes, mugs, prints and stickers with my own drawings of buildings and trains. Each is printed to order and shipped by Printful, and the cost and delivery time show at checkout.

How often does the letter come, and how do I leave?

One every other Saturday. Every email has an unsubscribe link at the bottom, and it works at once.

Do I need to have built a layout already?

No. A kit stands happily on a shelf or a windowsill, and the first course starts with nothing more than a printer, a knife and some glue.