Krois-Modell 6064, ÖBB signal telephone in sheet steel design, Era III-VI, H0 1:87

The prototype:

Signal telephones are located in front of the main signals on the open track.

The housing of the signal telephones is made of galvanized sheet steel.

These telephone booths usually stand on a concrete foundation.

The door area is secured on slopes by a railing made of iron profiles or iron pipes.

A Plexiglas dome was used for the roof covering of the signal telephones.

The signal telephone is marked on the door with a large "F" pointing towards the signal, and the bell is attached to the track side.

The telephone booth, the roof covering, and the base are 3D printed and painted.

The railings are made of cardboard, as is the base.

The telephone booth is delivered as a finished model.

The base and railing are made of laser-cut cardboard and are supplied as a kit.

This allows the base to be installed into the terrain first when it is used. Or just the telephone, if it's level, next to the track.

The base can also be used for other purposes.

Telephone size:

LxWxH: 15x15x29

Base size:

LxWxH: 29x20x36