Set Facts
- The freight depot building is described as being built in 1890 from dark orange brick and has two dark-blue sliding doors plus a barred and bricked-up window.
- The interior of the depot has tools, a vintage scale, a safety lamp, a loudhailer and paperwork used by Mr. Gibson the Gaffer.
- Characters at the depot include Mr. Gibson the Gaffer, Porter Pete, Hylda, Customs Carl, Linda the Clerk, Farmer Bill, Laura, and dogs Duke and Duchess.
- Shipping March 2027.
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A Day at Woodbrick Freight Depot.
By the border town of Woodbrick stood an old freight depot, built in 1890 from dark orange brick. Two dark-blue sliding doors served trains and lorries, while a barred and bricked-up window added security. Inside, Mr. Gibson the Gaffer kept things running like clockwork, surrounded by tools, a vintage scale, safety lamp, loudhailer and paperwork.
Outside, Porter Pete moved farm produce and newspapers, while Hylda operated the loading crane and a working capstan pulled wagons into position. Next door, Customs Carl and Linda the Clerk kept the Freight & Customs Office busy.
Farmer Bill arrived in his little red lorry with Laura, Duke and Duchess, the dog superstar, heading to the annual dog show.
Woodbrick Freight Depot is more than a model—it is a place alive with the clatter of wagons, machinery and everyday railway life, inspired by my love of historic railways and forgotten industrial places.
HISTORIC FREIGHT DEPOT – Travel back to 1890...
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