HO Scale

False front stores like these were a staple on main streets all over North America. Footprint: 3.25" x 4.15"

Based on the Oliver Plantation store built in 1908. The store was still in use in the late 1980’s. Kit includes laser cut plywood walls, laser cut windows and doors, BIS corrugated roofing. roll roofing and a sign sheet with different names for the...

Based on the Cherry Valley Lumber Car in the North-West.

Based on those found in the pacific northwest from the early 1900s to the end of RR logging. Footprint: 1.625" x 5.125"

These little shacks were used by Weyerhauser at their McDonald-Vail camps. They had built over 90 of them. After the end of Railroad logging they were used as crossing shacks and storage shacks. Kit inclues 2 shacks and 4 bunk bed kits. Thanks to Frank...

The camp bunk house kit is base on those found here in the pacific northwest in the early 1900s through the end of railroad logging. Most of these houses were build on skids then loaded on a flat car and taken to the log camp. The kit is sized to fit on...

This kit is based on one used by the Manary Logging Co. in the 1920's. It also could be used today as a flower-garden shop or Artist Studio and look great. All 20 of the front and side windows are laser cut as double hung and can be positioned in any...

This car was made to replicate a abandoned passenger car that has seen much better days. These can still be found in yards or on abandoned lines.

Based on one of many log cabins built by the early settlers all over the country. Many are still being used today as summer or hunting camps and at resorts as overnight lodgings. Footprint 2.3” x 2.3”.

Kit includes 1/8 inch thick laser cut and engraved walls, interior trusses, metal standing seam roofing. Footprint: 5.5 ” x 7.5”.

Reminiscent of the early days of railroads the RS Laserkits Single Stall Engine House and Side Shop is a blend of several of the features seen on many of the short lines, logging bases, and mines throughout the country. These structures allowed typical...

Reminiscent of the early days of railroads the RS Laserkits Single Stall Engine House and Side Shop is a blend of several of the features seen on many of the short lines, logging bases, and mines throughout the country. These structures allowed typical...

Moving grain and a variety of other bulk loads, these colorful WalthersMainline models of the popular 59' Cylindrical Hopper make it easy to model a complete unit train! Introduced in 1972 to handle grain and potash, the cars are based on prototypes...

A must-have model for any HO layout from the 1980s to the present, the WalthersMainline 53' Railgon Gondola will look great serving steel mills and other trackside customers! An outgrowth of it's successful Railbox program, Trailer-Train designed and...

A must-have model for any HO layout from the 1980s to the present, the WalthersMainline 53' Railgon Gondola will look great serving steel mills and other trackside customers! An outgrowth of it's successful Railbox program, Trailer-Train designed and...

A must-have model for any HO layout from the 1980s to the present, the WalthersMainline 53' Railgon Gondola will look great serving steel mills and other trackside customers! An outgrowth of it's successful Railbox program, Trailer-Train designed and...

Handle fast freight on your HO railroad with the rugged WalthersProto SD45! Introduced in 1966 with a 20-cylinder 645 prime mover cranking out 3600 horsepower, SD45s quickly became the preferred power for expedited freights and piggyback trains, going on...

Handle fast freight on your HO railroad with the rugged WalthersProto SD45! Introduced in 1966 with a 20-cylinder 645 prime mover cranking out 3600 horsepower, SD45s quickly became the preferred power for expedited freights and piggyback trains, going on...

4-piece setLED lights for low current drain and long lifeAssorted colors and modelsPre-wired and ready for use; resistor attachedUse 15 to 19 volts

Power your favorite Amtrak(R) or regional commuter trains in style with a WalthersMainline F40PH on the job! Built especially for passenger duties, the prototypes entered service in 1976 and many are still going strong today. Based on Phase 2b...