HO Scale Laser Cut Kits

Based on a Rio Grande prototype located on Marshall Pass, this HO kit features precut wood parts. Durango Press HO Scale D&RG Ore Loading Ramp

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

Blair Line HO Scale Wood Box Culvert -- 3.2 x 3/4 x 1/2" 8.1 x 1.9 x 1.3cm

Blair Line HO Scale Concrete Box Culvert -- 2-7/8 x 3/4 x 1/2" 7.3 x 1.9 x 1.3cm

Blair Line HO Scale Concrete Box Culvert -- 3-7/8 x 1 x 1" 9.8 x 2.5 x 2.5cm

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...

Greene's Feed & Seed kit features: Feed & seed stores were found in nearly all communities, both large and small. In rural areas they sold feed and seed (of course). They also sold fencing, pesticides, herbicides, feeders, water troughs, baby...

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...

Hudson Oil kit features: Based on a 1950's-80's style self service gas station. One of the original self service gas stations Hudson's strategy was to offer self service pumping at a discount over it's other branded competitors. At it's peak Hudson Oil...

Sunset Motel kit features: Kit is based on the classic look of a 1950's-1970's motel design that could still be in business today. This type of motel could be found on any well traveled highway in big or small towns alike. Includes an office structure,...

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,...

A-to-Z Used Cars kit features: Very common business found all over the USA and in all but the smallest towns.  Our used car lot is based on lots from the 1950's but are still common even to this day. Our A-to-Z Used Car kit would make a great display for...

Pizzaland kit features: This structure is based on the original Pizzaland building made famous in the opening credits "drive" on the hit show Sopranos on HBO. This kit is officially licensed by Pizzaland. We worked closely with the owner of the real...

Combination depot with a pagoda style roof. Similar styling to the Leetown Depot (#184-188), but in a bigger structure. Includes signs and cast metal chimney. Blair Line HO Scale Gerald Depot

ATSF 6-room Section House kit features: Santa Fe 6-room Section Houses were provided to station agents, section foremen and their families in remote locations where housing was not readily available. More than one structure was often erected at each...

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...