HO Scale Structures

Guaranteed to get more comments from your guests than any quaint little depot this building would look great in the “Bad part of town” of your layout. Richly detailed hydrocal castings, full color signs & complete, easy to understand assembly, painting &...

This seedy looking block of stores includes a Pawn Shop, Liquor Store, Tattoo Parlor and Bar. Part One of a Five Part series. Includes richly detailed hydrocal castings, full color signs, plastic doors & windows & complete assembly & painting...

Durango Press offers a wide selection of super detailing parts, scratch-building supplies, and accessories for your HO Scale model railroad layout. Includes plastic and metal parts. Painting and assembly required for most kits. Durango Press HO Scale...

Durango Press offers a wide selection of super detailing parts, scratch-building supplies, and accessories for your HO Scale model railroad layout. Includes plastic and metal parts. Painting and assembly required for most kits. Durango Press HO Scale...

Unique shed type water tank from the Quincy & Torch Lake Line. Durango Press HO Scale Q&TL Water Tank

DPM(R) Landmark Structures(TM) -- Humble Home - Kit

Front Street Building - Woodland Scenics DPM Landmark Structures(R) -- Kit - 5-3/4 x 4" 14.7 x 10.2cm

M. T. Arms Hotel - Woodland Scenics DPM Landmark Structures(R) -- Kit - 7-3/4 x 2-3/4" 20 x 7cm

Observation Tower -- Laser-Cut Wood Kit - 2-3/16 x 2-3/16 x 3-13/16" 5.5 x 5.5 x 9.7cm Busch HO Scale Observation Tower - Laser Cut Wood Kit

With the need for a strong workforce in isolated areas, coal and timber companies found that the establishment of company towns provided a means for attracting and controlling the labor supply. Workers rented the houses from the company, bought at the...

Green Door Lounge kit features: Two story lounge, bar, tavern, pub or whatever you call it in your part of the world. Definitely a two-story "down by the tracks" kind of place that would be found in towns and cities of all sizes and all eras. This kit is...

Laser cut fertilizer supply company (or fertilizer plant as we call them in the Midwest) with trackside unloading capable of receiving dry fertilizer in bulk from railroad hopper cars. Fertilizer is moved from trackside with a series of augers and...

Blue collar, down by the tracks sort of cafe kit with lots of details for the money. Includes signs for "Yard Cafe" or "Hiway Cafe". Available now in HO and N scale. Open 24 hours a day and a great place for your rail crews to stop and get beans. This...

Sam's Roadhouse kit features: Found at roadside in rural areas or along the outskirts of town this type of roadhouse is based on juke joints that would have offered drink, food, dancing and maybe even a few groceries or "recreational" gambling in the...

Joe's Cabin & Outhouse Typical backwoods hunting/fishing cabin made of grooved siding with a lean-to addition on one end. Joe doesn't have indoor plumbing so an outhouse is included. This kit would also make an excellent company house,...

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...

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...

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...