HO Scale Structure Kits

Essential to any waterfront scene, the Walthers Cornerstone HO Scale Pier and Traveling Crane is sure to be a focal point of activity on your layout. Here, ships unload and take on cargo with the aid of a traveling crane which traverses the length of the...

Standing tall on the shores of the Great Lakes, prototypes for the Walthers cornerstone Ore Dock are the centerpiece of any layout. Getting iron ore from the mines to the furnace has always been a huge job. As the furnaces grew, so too did their...

Add aggregate traffic to your layout with this rugged trackside structure. The HO Scale Walthers Cornerstone Glacier Gravel Co. is a model of a stone crusher-washer with equipment for loading rail cars or trucks. Railroads have an enormous appetite for...

The Walthers Cornerstone HO Scale Sunrise Feed Mill is based on a typical grain-handling building used across the continent. Back when America moved by horses instead of horsepower, the local feed mill was an important trackside customer in towns of...

The Walthers Cornerstone Planing Mill and Shed are perfect for adding to 1900s and later sawmill operations. This set of structures, designed as accessories for the Mountain Lumber Co. Saw Mill (933-3058, sold separately) as well as other industries that...

Whether set in the days when Shays and Heislers ruled the forests, or served by contemporary diesels and trucks, the Walthers Cornerstone Mountain Lumber Company sawmill can be the centerpiece of any logging operation. Everything you'll need to start...

The Walthers Cornerstone HO Scale Walton and Sons Lumber Company is a great trackside business in any size city or town. Local lumber yards receive all sorts of building materials in boxcars and aboard flatcars. A great destination for steam- or...

The Walthers Cornerstone HO Scale Coal Flood Loader kit is based on a hopper car loading structure in use since the 1970s. The energy crunch of the early 70s and the move toward improved air quality left coal-fired power plants and other industries in...

The Walthers Cornerstone Icehouse and Icing Platform brings back the heady days of railroading when fast freights forwarded meat and produce to market in ice-cooled reefers. From the 1880s to the 1970s, ice-cooled reefers were a fixture of railroading...

With its tall stature and period styling, the Cornerstone Champion Packing Plant is right at home from 1900 to the present day. Based on a prototype at Waterloo, Iowa, it's perfect for adding action and operation to your railroad. The multi-story...

Cattle and livestock were important traffic on every U.S. and Canadian railroad from the steam era into the 1960s and the Walthers Cornerstone Stock Pens kit makes it easy to bring this traffic to your HO Scale railroad. Federal laws mandated that...

he Walthers Cornerstone George Roberts Printing Company kit is typical of concrete curtain-wall industrial buildings found in commercial and manufacturing districts in cities across the continent. Geo. Roberts Printing fits on any layout from the 1920s...

Found in many cities, the prototypes for steel fabricators like the Walthers Cornerstone Vulcan Manufacturing Co. generate lots of business for the local railroads. Raw materials arrive from the steel mills, and some finished pieces are also delivered by...

At the Walthers Cornerstone Hardwood Furniture Company boxcar doors slide open. Ramps clang into place from the loading dock. Strong backs bend to their task as the first crates are carried out of the warehouse and into the car. Tucked into the cramped...

Add detail to your steam locomotive servicing facility with the Walthers Cornerstone HO Scale Steel Water Tank. A must-have for any steam-era layout, equipment like this could be found in terminals large and small. Water was vital to railroad operations...

hen steam ruled the rails, the prototypes for the Walthers Cornerstone Concrete Coaling Tower were familiar sights at every engine terminal. Some also stood alone on main lines, ready to service passing trains that might require refueling along the way...

The Walthers Cornerstone Three-Stall Roundhouse kit is as essential to railroading as track and locomotives. Many brick roundhouses still serve today housing engines between assignments and providing a place where light repairs and inspections can be...

The prototypes for railroad buildings like the Walthers Cornerstone HO Scale Car Shop evolved into long, specialized structures dedicated to freight or passenger car repairs. Several tracks ran the entire length of the building so cars could be moved...

The depot was a magical place. At train time, everything stopped as local folks went down to watch the varnish come in. The old depot may be gone, but the magic is still there! Today, shiny Amtrak streamliners glide by, and in many areas, daily commuter...

Rural elevators like the Walthers Cornerstone HO Scale Farmers Cooperative Rural Grain Elevator were somehow more than just a trackside industry. The elevator was the center of many rural communities. And in some places it WAS the community. Handling...