N Scale Structures

Do you remember the last time you were headed out of a small town and just before you got to the city limits there was a old worn out sign that said “last gas for 100 miles - 3 mile ahead”? Then, sure enough, after a few short miles, you came across...

Complete with sink, oven, cooker and Bud himself! Easy to assemble kit includes resin, cast pewter and laser-cut parts. Detailed graphics are included. One of the pictures shows the instructions and the parts. Artistic build by Raul Perez. See many more...

From the Thomas A. Yorke Design Studio--- Resin Cast Components by Fine N-Scale.--- Cast Metal Details.--- Laser Cut Windows.--- Graphic Details.--- Exploded View Assembly Instructions.--- Tom Yorke is well known in O and HO Scale circles for his...

DeLoney's Barn is patterned after the simple but functional barns found across the United States. We have designed this particular barn so that a weather worn look is easily achieved by you, the model builder. If you are looking for a mature weather-worn...

This structure is designed to stand out as the focal point of your siding and can serve well in both the steam and the diesel eras. (Early 1900s to current). This model requires about 7 inches by 2 3/4 inches (footprint) on your layout. As you can see in...

The Seabord Savanna-Americus Railway Depot at Fort Davis in southern Macon County Alabama is characteristic of small town railroad stations constructed across the South at the turn of the 20th century. The simple wooden structure with board-and-batten...

This Transmission tower is a fine etched brass prototype It comes pre-painted These towers are very common everywhere. Our model is 11 inches tall. One of the pictures is a prototype of the model This prototype shows the supporting guy wires attached at...

The design was inspired by the turn of the twentieth century Gruber Wagon Works building and modified with Walter's imagination into a Railroad Car and Carriage construction/repair facility. Our friend, Raul Perez decorated it up nicely and we dedicated...

Many rural gas stations began as small shacks that sold gas, oil and cold "pop" Quick to see the potential for selling their products, oil companies began building networks of attractive, prefabricated filling stations. Precision laser cut tab and slot...

LEE KING RADIATOR & MUFFLER REPAIR SHOP on ROUTE 66 - It was simply two lanes of concrete and blacktop connecting the Midwest and the West Coast but it became a cultural icon. Nothing brings back nostalgic All-American emotions of days gone by like...

The O. H. Wright & Co. Bartlet Building can be the host for a multitude of working warehouses. The graphic signage included designates it as a building materials warehouse. The historic structure was located in Bartlet, Illinois about 30 miles west...

Kit contains Laser cut wood parts and Grandt Line detail parts to make one tank and tower. Pump house is included. Footprint: 1-1/4” by 1-1/4”.

Jeff's (home of the best Burger in town) is a small road side stand that is modeled after one near Salem, OR and will fit in most any era and has many uses. Kit included Tichy and Grandt Line parts plus two picnic table kits and a sign sheet with 5...

Contains laser cut laser board walls, Laser board windows and doors. plus Fire escapes. Footprint: 2.25” x 3.0”

A small Gambled roofed barn as found on many Farms around the country. This design is ageless and has been used since the mid 1800’s. Footprint - 2 9/16” x 4 1/2” for the base.

A road side stand that can be used any were in any era. You will find many uses for this little building. Includes interior display cabinets plus a downloadable interior framing sheet by Clever models. Footprint - 2 1/8” x 2 1/4” for the base.

The original Keystone Mill was built in the late 1900s and still stands today as a lumber yard in Pennsylvania. Each kit features a foundation cast by Motrak, board-on-board laser-cut siding, and Northeastern lap siding. This kit is limited to a run of...

Walls are laser cut bass wood with Tichy windows and doors, laser cur basswood dock framing with a ply deck with engraved nail holes. Set of laser cut stairs and assembly jig. Footprint: Building - 1.25" x 1.25", Dock - 1.25" x 2.5".

The freight house at the crossing of the Mono and Nickel Plate Railroads at Linden Indiana. Footprint: 3 3/8” x 4 1/4“

Based on a store in Jefferson Oregon. Footprint: 1 1/4” x 2”