HO Scale Laser Cut Kits

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".

Out houses were an icon until the late 50 in most of rural America and still many are in use today. The kit includes 3 unique out houses with seats. Two single stall and one two stall. Use them behind the house or barn, or in your yard so your train crew...

Second structure for the Feed and Seed complex is a 3 Bay Open Storage Shed. Laser kit stud back and end wall framing with plywood sheeting for the exterior walls and enough to sheet the inside of any two interior bays. Roll roofing is included. With a...

For that special spot on the layout. See how many of your visitors notice this little gem.

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"

A small structure based on a design by Paul Templar. Has Saloon doors and all signs as shown, with a footprint of 3 1/2 by 5. The saloon is named for the husband of one of my co-workers that has cancer and could not find a Saloon for his layout...

Interlocking Concrete Barriers 16 Pieces Laser cut wood unpainted Kit

You want to add a touch of realism to your layout?  Add some details. Pete's Market A roadside produce stand, includes crates, skids and produce stands. Building Footprint 3”x3”

ALL NEW, ALL METAL DESIGN! We have redesigned and re-tooled the HO version to make all the structure parts real cast (lead free) white metal!   The Model: Every railroad needs an overhead crane to lift heavy objects from railcars to trucks for delivery...

The Model:   This Engine House is modeled after a Chicago Northwestern Railroad prototype built about 1960.   Diesel Engine Houses like this were constructed by most railroads at rail yard facilities. After steam engine round houses were retired, diesel...

The Model: This gas stations was a standard design developed in the 1920's.  They were built in various parts of the country.  The model kit was painstakingly researched to represent the original gas station building, gravity pumps, oil high boys, air...

The Model: Based on Billboards common across the country from the early 1900's through the 1960's.    What's in the kit?  One Billboard kit made from laser cut plywood, basswood, and fiber board with peel and stick trim plus a selection of vintage...

The Model: Based on an actual prototype.  Coal Elevators were usually built in the early 1900's near several grain elevators.  Coal was used by every house and business for heating and cooking before the advent of natural gas furnaces and stoves. ...

The Models: The Privies...........Originally all depots, houses, and businesses had them before the use of indoor plumbing.  The Privy or Out-House is a forgotten detail that was behind every structure. They can still be found today as tool or garden...

The Model: These structures are a must have to detail every depot on your layout. Pump Houses and Coal Sheds were originally located at all depots before the use of indoor plumbing and electricity. The Pump House had a boiler running a steam pump to fill...

The Model: Gothic Arch Barns are a familiar sight on farms through out the Midwest from the early 1900's to today.  We designed this kit to fit the tight spaces of your layout and still have all the detail you want to make a great American farm scene. ...

The Model: A perfect small town American whistle stop depot.  Based on a Milwaukee Road prototype.  The original was built in the late 1800's and still stands today!  This depot could be found on a standard gauge or narrow gauge railroad.  Loaded with...

The Model: Remember that little building along the road you stopped at for that ice cream treat?  Well this is that classic roadside ice cream stand with lots of colorful advertising signs and it includes two benches to enjoy your treat.  Designed to fit...

You remember Ellie's House. Not far from the tracks and across the street from the depot. As a kid you saw her sitting on the front step or looking out the bay window whenever a train would arrive in town. The kit is based on a Victorian era Gothic...