HO Scale Structures

Gas stations were a necessity for travel along the Route - but - just selling gas wouldn't keep Mom and Pop in business. Up sprang the novelty gas stations to get a traveler's attention for both a thirsty car and curious passengers. Passing through Two...

Trading Posts sprouted up all along the Route selling all sorts of native and local hand made items. Each post trying to have that unique trinket to attract travelers' attention . The kit features: Precision laser cut parts including peel-and-stick...

THE DESERT CAFÉ on ROUTE 66 - It was simply two lanes of concrete and blacktop connecting the Midwest and the West Coast but it became a cultural icon. Nothing brings back nostalgic All-American emotions of days gone by like the historic Route 66. Gas...

LEE KING RADIATOR & MUFFLER REPAIR SHOP on ROUTE 66 - It was simply two lanes of concrete and blacktop connecting the Midwest and the West Coast but it became a cultural icon. Nothing brings back nostalgic All-American emotions of days gone by like...

Deck measures approximately 9" by 4". This deck was used to build the "Depot and Railway Express" modeled by Jason Jensen, as seen in one of the pictures for this product listing. Stairway parts are included so that the stairway can be cut to any length...

Though it is easily assumed that the town of Fort Davis, Alabama had a military basis, it was actually named for one of its founders, a man whose first name was Fort and last name was Davis. Richard T. Davis married Mary C. Fort and their first son was...

Fred's One Stop - absolutely the last place on your way out of town where you can fill up with gas, check the oil and tires, or maybe pick up a soft drink and a snack to make your trip just a bit more pleasurable. If you have a few extra minutes, you can...

This is an HO scale model kit of the San Fernando Orange Association Packing House designed as a low-relief structure, being 10 feet deep, not including a 5 foot wide loading dock. The Packing House placement on a layout spur track that is 3 1/8 inches...

You don't have to be an expert at weathering to achieve the look you see. This old barn gets its character and an aged appearance from the factory. To see a barn with fresh paint and trim is unusual. In the real world a barn is a utility structure one...

The Black Butte Train Order Office once served Southern Pacific's Shasta Route. It was located on the slope of Mt. Shasta. It was part of an improvement in the 1930s known as the Natran Cutoff. This little train order office can be used as is or it can...

A model from the old west. The many hardworking plainsmen and trainmen that frequented the Kik'n Jack awakened the next day to know how the establishment got its name. The Proprietor was renown for miles around as having one of the strongest whiskeys in...

This HO scale model replica is based on the original Souther Pacific drawing, thanks to "Steam Age Equipment Co." and the "SP Historical & Technical Society", Showcase was able to view and copy the original drawings. Showcase Miniatures HO Scale...

Based on the Canadian Pacific enclosed water tower. The kit includes laser cut parts and Grandt-Line detail parts. Footprint: 4" x 4".

Walls are laser cut bass wood with Tichy windows and doors, laser cur basswood dock framing with a ply deck with engraved nail holes. Set of laser cut stairs and assembly jig. Footprint: Dock 2.25" x 4.5". Building 2.25" x 2.25".

Contains laser cut wood walls, Laser board windows and doors plus laser cut roofing. Footprint: 3.0" x 3.5”

Here's a structure found on every railroad in any town. Little loading docks like these have been used since the start of railroading and are still in use today. They service the industries that do not have access to a siding so they can unload rail...

Is one of many built to a standard design in Southern Ontario, Canada around the turn of the century. The last one used was in Cheltenham and was replaced in the late 1950's So this station can be used right through the transition period. Footprint: 5.5"...

Comes with doors as shown, plus a new roll-up door. Makes it suitable for any era layout. Footprint: 1 5/8" x 2 3/4".

Typical 1-1/2 story frame house. These structures can be found anywhere. Footprint: 2.5" x 3.5".

Another kit based on Paul Templar's design. This time a repair and horse shoeing shop. Kit comes with the printed signs and a glue down tar paper roof. Footprint: 3.7" x 5.0"