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902ERM The Eagle River Mine was an operational “hard rock” mine in Colorado through the late 1960’s and as of 1999 was still standing next to the Eagle River at Gilman, Colorado (near Minturn). Rio Grande Railroad fans will recognize...

901UCP This Union City Station Platform Expansion Kit is the perfect companion for the Union City Station kit or to be used on it’s own.  It is designed to accommodate multiple configurations.  There is enough material to create two(2)...

900UCS The Union City Station kit was inspired by the classic stations that are located in major cities all across America.  Many of these stations are still used today as the hub for passenger train operations.  This kit creates the...

702SCC The Shue Cement Company represents a composite of several industrial buildings located across the United States.  It combines the structural elements of modern aggregate plants with the typical construction practices from early in the last...

504LCC The prototypes that inspired the Lackawanna Coal Company kit were located in the Anthracite Coal Region of Northeastern Pennsylvania. In these immense structures, know as “breakers” or “collieries”, the hard shiny...

503RTC The Rode-a-Way Transfer Company is designed with the flexibility to support rail-to-trailer, trailer-to-trailer or rail-to-rail trans-loading operations. The platform located on the four-door side of the Warehouse is one of two included in this...

404AAG Andrews’ Auto & Gas represents a typical small automobile repair garage and gas station found anywhere in the United States from the 1930’s to the present. As with many of our models, it represents a composite of several prototype...

304EST The East Stroudsburg Tower kit is based on the Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad interlocking tower and relay shed located in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. It was built in 1908 from a standard design that was used by the DL&W...

300OCV The Ogden Creek Viaduct was inspired by the numerous reinforced concrete bridges and viaducts that are found along the “Lackawanna Cut-Off”. This engineering marvel is a nearly flat and straight right-of-way that extends from...

204GRM The Grover Cleveland Mine is a composite of several small mining operations dating from the 1930’s to the 1960’s. These mines varied in the minerals that they produced ranging from coal to precious metals. The Head Frame allows ore to...

200OCV The Ogden Creek Viaduct was inspired by the numerous reinforced concrete bridges and viaducts that are found along the “Lackawanna Cut-Off”. This engineering marvel is a nearly flat and straight right-of-way that extends from...

103SVJ The Somerville Junction kit includes everything needed to service steam locomotives including a 500-1,000 Ton Conveyor-Type Coaling Station, a 65,000 Gallon Water Storage Tank with two Water Stand Pipes, a Two-Track Sand Column, and a Cinder...

102GTT The Greendel Towers kit is inspired by the reinforced concrete interlocking towers found in Greendell NJ, Port Morris NJ, Gravel Place PA, Scranton PA and several other locations along the Lackawanna Railroad’s famous...

101GST The Greendel Station and Tower kit is inspired by the reinforced concrete stations and interlocking towers found in Greendell, Blairstown, Port Morris, and Johnsonburg, New Jersey along the Lackawanna Railroad’s famous “Cut-Off”...

KCT075 The Kansas City Terminal (KCT) Railway was formed in 1906 to coordinate the joint operations of the twelve railroads that served Kansas City. These same railroads joined together to build the current Kansas City Union Station which opened in 1914...

AGW074 In 1884 Amos G. Winters built a mill in Kingfield, Maine to grind grain brought in via the Franklin & Megantic Railroad (F&M). The two-foot gauge F&M was absorbed into the infamous Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes Railroad in 1898...

RLN060 The Racquette Lake Navigation Company is a two-track car slip and apron that allows for loading and unloading of rail cars on to carfloats or ferries. It is based on a Pacific Northwestern prototype that was still in use through the 1970's. The...

SFN059 This kit is based on the first creamery in the United States to use the pasteurization process when it first opened in 1892 along the Catskill Branch of the New York Central. It shipped milk products to the New York metropolitan area up until it...

BTF058 This Barnesville Tunnel kit is the second in our new Layout Builder’s Series. It was inspired by the 3,409-foot Mahanoy Tunnel completed by the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad in 1863. This tunnel located near...

SBE056 Sherwood’s Bridge was inspired by the lattice truss designs used by railroads to span everything from small streams to large river valleys. This bridge design is considered by many to be the strongest and most adaptable. Early examples were...