N Scale

Scrap Yard Junk Pile Set (Painted) Includes one of each Junk Pile (3 Pack) (1Large, 1Medium, 1 Gondola Load)

Its big, unique, and it will be an impressive structure on your railroad.  Wood bridges of this type arrived during the mid to early half of the 20th Century and survive in many rural areas today.  This bridge is tall enough for a double stack container...

The stone work on this kit was  carefully hand carved to accurately match the prototype. The bridge itself is made of a six piece unpainted kit made from a high density casting gypsum. Included are four wing walls, and a two part arch split down the...

Cork roadbed resembles the ballast used on real railroads. Its beveled edges enhance this realism. It has consistent thickness, is lightweight, cuts and shapes easily, and offers excellent sound absorption.  25 pieces per box.  Dimensions:...

N Bridge Shoes (8)

N 40' Plate Girder (4)

N 80' Plate Girder (4)

N 80' Length Extension

N Tall Steel Viaducts Standard Bridge, 320' long

N Tall Steel Viaducts Standard Bridge, 200' long

N Deck Girder Bridge, 40' Open

N Deck Girder Bridge, 80' Open

N Gas Station

N Section House

N Modern Engine House

N Transworld Truck Terminal

DIMENSIONS: 2.5" x 4" x 7" This mid-block, light grayish tan building has the same characteristics as Temple Tower, except the side and rear walls are brick. The rear wall provides both passage and overhead doors. The dark gray roof has cast-in details...

DIMENSIONS: 3.25" W x 4.5" D x 12"H A stepped, pale green roof tops a beige limestone front wall and gray brick side and rear walls. Windows and doors are also pale green. The front wall features Art Deco detailing, and the rear wall has both passage and...

DIMENSIONS: 4.25” W - 2.25” D - 5.5” H Is it just the name or does this turn-of-the-last century hotel possess an aura of mystery? This 5-story Edwardian building is a style that can be seen in cities across the land and in towns of a...

DIMENSIONS: 4” W - 3” D - 3.5” H Here’s a 2-in-1 structure from two Victorian brothers who had separate shops in their shared building. Outside hanging signs and window signs for “Hoit’s Hardware” and...