HO Scale

Maybe not the Boston you™re thinking of, but this new HO Scale laser-cut wood kit from Blair Line captures the look and charm of small depots everywhere. Based on the MP combination depot at Boston, Missouri, the prototype is currently being restored at...

Used to air-dry corn for animal feed, corn cribs were a common sight on farms large and small. This model captures all the intricate detail of the eight-sided original (which still stands in Kansas) in an easy-to-build kit. Blair Line HO Scale Tom's Corn...

After losing the family farm, Fred & his brother Red started their restaurant at the height of the depression in 1933 along Route 66 in the desert. Serving "famous" hamburgers, chili and other short order items the brothers prospered. The brothers...

The pagoda style or flared roof eaves along with the bay window on the front make this a unique, but very attractive station. This style of roof was an inexpensive way to add interest to an otherwise common structure and was used by the Rock Island and...

Clark Oil kit features: This structure is based on the Clark Oil gas station design used from the 1950's-1990's. Clark was one of the first oil companies to offer self-service gas at a discount as a way to draw customers from the major oil company...

Inspired by a model of the Silver King Ore House in Park City, Utah, this classic building is a great addition to any mine scene. The kit captures all of the flavor of the real thing, with its varied roof lines, exposed structural framing and covered...

Designed from plans for a standard No. 1 combination bay window depot. Includes peel-n-stick trim, doors, windows and roofing. Also includes interior walls and cast chimney. Blair Line HO Scale Chesapeake & Ohio Depot - Standard #1 Design

An essential part of any railroad, scale houses could be found at most yards and near major industries that shipped in bulk, such as mines and grain elevators. Railroads charged by weight, so cars were first weighed as empties, then reweighed after...

Be sure depots, towers and other facilities have plenty of coal on hand with these storage buildings nearby. Based a C&O standard design that held 10 tons of coal, they're typical of small sheds used on most American railroads. In later years when...

Dari-King Drive In Restaurant kit features: This type of eating place has been a roadside icon since the 1940's and still survives today, serving hamburgers and ice cream in places where the fast food franchises have not yet taken over. Kit depicts a...

Ernie's Gas Station kit features: Ernie's Gas Station kit design is based on a real gas station that stood along old US Route 66 in Carthage, Missouri. This station was erected in the 1920's or 1930's. Built as a small cottage design station, it was soon...

General Store kit features: Nearly every town had one or more of these common structures and few survive today in the deepest areas of rural America. This common structure was found covered with tin and porcelain advertising signs everywhere in the USA...

Blairstown 2-story Depot kit features: The perfect station for your Appalachian coal town, Western mining town, Midwest farming community, or any small town. This kit is based on a Frisco Railroad prototype that was used as a freight/passenger depot in...

Found in coal mining areas of Appalachia and anywhere coal, stone and other minerals were mined and delivered b truck or wagon to be transported by rail. Makes a great destination for your hopper cars and gondolas, and a space-saving way to model an...

Company House kit features: Company houses were found in many coal mining towns, timber camps and other mining towns too. Housing of a standard design was provided to workers by the employers and towns would have several of these housing units. Most of...

Section Car Toolhouse kit features: The section car toolhouse used to be a trackside feature in every railroad town or city in the United States. A few still survive today so, no matter what you model, steam, early diesel or contemporary railroading this...

Wood Loading Ramp kit features: This structure was and still is found at trackside on nearly every railroad in the United States and Canada. This is a neat little structure for your railroad yards, stations and industrial areas of any era. Whether you...

One Car Garage The original laser cut garage kit. We've been selling this one longer than most of those other companies have been in business! This is the type of garage that used to sit behind nearly every house and was the standard in the United States...

Wood Loading Dock kit features: This is a neat little structure for your railroad yards, stations, backdrop buildings, warehouses and factories of any era. If you have never built a laser cut kit, this is a good one to start with. Assembly does not get...

The first trestle kit to include laser-cut piers, laser-cut bulkheads, and Micro Engineering's Bridge Flex Trak. All the other manufacturers making laser cut bridges have copied this kit, so it must be a good one! Beware, none of the other manufacturer's...