HO Scale Structures

Laser cut wood, includes signs, very easy to build, HO Footprint is 2 3/4" wide, 4" tall, 5 3/4" deep.

Laser cut wood... The kit is made up from what we call the interior box, something all of our kits include. this makes for a very stable and strong base to build from. The exterior siding is applied to that. Kit includes all you see in the photos. HO kit...

Laser cut inner frame with strip wood siding. A stick built structure with laser cuting ease. Includes the signs and chimney. Foot print is 17 scale feet wide by 24 feet deep

The kit is composed of a laser cut MDF core overlaid with laser cut siding. This is a fine kit with lots of assembly enjoyment and quite easy to build. Its what makes building kits fun. The kit includes the signs as shown including the large one on the...

This kit has 6 privies in it. Kit is laser cut wood. Don't forget the toilet paper! The foot print of the larger outhouse is a scale 5' x 6'

These kits are composed of laser cut parts, are very easy to build. The foot print, overall, is a scale 11' x 16'

Laser cut wood, strip wood trim, easy to build, free lance, will fit both Narrow Gauge and Standard Gauge Railroads. Foot print is 58 feet long by 24 feet wide. BTW, this is not from the Legendary town of Red Mountain, Colorado... in case you was...

This kit is laser cut wood with white metal details and peel and stic trim. The kit is based on a Chicago & Northwestern prototype.... Foot print is a scale 8' x 8'

Kit - 5 x 3-13/16 x 2-7/8" 12.7 x 9.7 x 7.3cm By itself in a rural area, or tucked in alongside a power plant or other heavy industry, this versatile Cornerstone kit puts big detail in a small space! Other features include: Perfect stand-alone structure...

Kit - Fits most 50' & larger gondolas - sold separately A great inbound load for your HO utility company, this new Cornerstone kit will make most gondolas (sold separately) more realitic quickly and easily! Features of the Cornerstone kit...

Keep your HO diesel fleet ready for the road with the Cornerstone 130' Brick Diesel House. Typical of purpose-built facilities that began appearing in the 1930s and are still used today, this detailed structure kit features: Based on a Milwaukee Road...

The kit has parts to make one flat car. The price is less trucks and couplers. Takes Kadee archbar with #115 or #178 couplers.

This is a laser cut unpainted wood kit that needs assembly. Includes material for one house and two sheds. Fencing NOT INCLUDED. The photos of the Three are of the N scale build the other is the HO version. These are based on a photo of housing for...

This Track side shed is based on one found on the Illinois Central in the Levee yard in new Orleans but is similar to sheds found on all railroads from the late 1800’s on and can still be found today. This kit can be built either as a wood sided...

You used to find small factories like this in lots of towns sitting trackside. Harris Door was started after the first world war and survived the depression by adding more lines of wood working. When the building boom after the second world war hit, they...

The Courter Factory was built in Cobleskill NY in 1866 and over the years had many uses. The building was used by Stanton Courter as part of his lumber and manufacturing companies. By the 1920’s it was the home of Harter Silos. Harter had the patent for...

A run down, falling down Garage with outside bracing holding it up. Kit includes interior stud framing, Exterior siding and engraved nail holes, siding cut out to expose the framing, laser cut windows and trim plus the window glass is laser cut from...

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...

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.