HO Scale Structures

NYH016 Based on a NYC&HRRR standard design that was used from the late 1800’s into the early 1900’s with several examples lasting into the 1960’s.  Variations of this design were used on the Boston & Albany and several New...

SFH015 The Sheffield Farms Creamery kit was inspired by the creamery that still stands in Bloomville, New York along the abandoned Kingston Branch of the New York Central (originally the Ulster & Delaware Railway).  When this creamery opened in...

DLH014 This DL&W Standard Tower HO kit represents one of the larger standard interlocking tower designs found at dozens of locations along the Lackawanna Railroad’s former right-of-way in Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey.  This...

HTH013 The HARRIS Tower still stands near the former Pennsylvania Railroad’s passenger station in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.  This tower was first put into service on April 26, 1930 in an effort to modernize and consolidate three older...

JTH012 The prototype for the Johnsonville Tower kit is located in Johnsonville, New York at the former junction of the Boston and Maine Railroad’s (B & M’s) East-West Mainline and its Troy, New York Branch.  Not only was this...

NHH011 This New Haven Tower kit is based on actual drawings of the New York & New Haven Railroad’s “standard” reinforced concrete interlocking tower. This design was created in the early 1900’s (drawings are dated 11/16/15)...

CSH010 This Cranston Station kit is based on the New Haven Railroad’s station that once stood in Cranston, Rhode Island (southwest of Providence). According to NYNH&H Railroad Company records, this station was built in 1870, retired on...

ARH009 The AR Tower kit is based on the AR (“Allegheny Ridge”) Tower that still stands in Gallitzin, Pennsylvania at the summit of the Pennsylvania Railroad’s (PRRs) Allegheny Mountain crossing.  It was put into service on October...

CNH008 This Central of New Jersey Standard Two-Story Station kit is based on the drawings used in the restoration of the former Central of New Jersey station in Flemington, New Jersey. These drawings are based on the orignal design of this station as it...

MGH007 The MG Tower kit is based on the Mid-Grade (MG) Interlocking Tower that still stands along the former Pennsylvania Railroad’s (PRR) Harrisburg to Pittsburgh mainline. This tower is located between Horseshoe Curve and Gallitzin, Pennsylvania...

WSH006 The Waterville Switchman’s Shanty kit is based on small wooden structures typically found along rail lines and yards across the United States. Many of these structures were built in the early 1900’s to serve as storage sheds or...

WFH005 The Waterville Freight House kit is based on a number of wooden depots that were typically found by the dozens along rail lines and yards across the United States. Many of these structures were built in the mid-1800’s to serve as the...

WCH004 The Williamstown Coal kit is based on a pair of retail coal structures that still stand in Williamstown, Massachusetts. Though the exact date of their construction is unknown, we estimate that they were originally built in the late 1800’s...

BSH003 This kit is based on the station that once stood at the terminus of the Delaware Lackawanna & Western’s (DL&W) Sussex Branch in Branchville, New Jersey.  It was originally built by the Sussex Railroad in 1869 and was...

ATH002 The ALTO Tower kit is based on the ALTO interlocking tower that still stands along the Norfolk & Southern mainline in Altoona, Pennsylvania. It was originally built in the 1880’s by the Pennsylvania Railroad as part of their sprawling...

 Give your HO Scale railroad a place to keep its fleet looking fresh with the Cornerstone Railroad Paint Shop! Modeled after contemporary industrial facilities, this kit captures the look of the shops used by railroads, short lines, and contract car...

Here's a wonderful addition to any pier or harbor scene. This cozy shack features split-shingle and board-and-batten siding.

Ash Pit at Cranberry Yard

The prototypes for coal and oil dealers like the Walthers Cornerstone HO Scale Vintage Coal Dealer were well known to everyone in town. Shoehorned alongside mainlines and sidings, these businesses sold coal for home heating by the bagful or the ton and...

This is a high detailed model of a 60 foot grain auger for a farm. These are 3D resin printed, High detail models. But as resin is delicate, if they do break all you have to do is use thick super glue to put them together again – but I’m sure...