N Scale Structures

This kit is bases on the silo in Monett Missouri. The silo was all that is left of a old brewery that was by the rail yard just south of town. In 2020 the town paid to have Raine the Americas Muralist (www.americasmuralist.com ) come up with w design...

Shed like these are multi use and used everywhere from Farms to manufacturing sites. Used for hay and bulk storage on Farms and where ever storage is required to keep product dry and out of the weather for a shorter time and when totally enclosed...

A small Victorian station that would look great on any layout. Mudville the famous home of the Mudville 9 and Casey at the Bat. This kit is based on a design and O scale build by Dave Rouse and we have to give him a big thanks for letting us offer it to...

This station was at junction of the D&H and Middleburgh and Schoharie RR's near what is now Central Bridge NY . The station was built sometime as round 1880 and used till the Railroad folded in the late 1930's. Footprint: Building 2.25" x 5.125",...

This kit is inspired by the photo on the top which I found on-line. The building was in Salt Lake City date unknown but I'd guess between the 1880-1920's. Building is unique in one way as the roof goes through the wall on the right side and the two roof...

Included interior details as shown plus 2 cars. Show room interior has parts counter and 4 parts racks 2 LED lights , Street sign and base, 2 fuel pumps and a sign sheet with 2 different names Steve’s and Acme Auto Repair. Foot print without fuel island...

This kit is based on the water tank at Green Island on the Delaware & Hudson RR

This kit is based a store in Belville, NC. Stores such as these used to be in every town and hamlet and may are still in use in small town across the county . So this structure will fit in most any era being modeled.

A small shop that come with three Sign brackets. A Boot, a plain Oval and the Fish. Laser etched roofing and siding, peal and stick doors and windows. Footprint 7/8” x 1 3/4”

Reminiscent of the ice house found in every town and hamlet before refrigeration became the norm. These would be used to store Ice for summer use and would be track side if there was a railroad or could even be near the lake or river where they cut the...

This Track side shed is based on one found on the Illinois Central in the Levee yard in new Orleans but is similar to sheds found on all railroads from the late 1800’s on and can still be found today. This kit can be built either as a wood sided...

A prefect small building for that down town street or back road. Includes a full interior complete with 2 pool tables, Bar and back bar, Stools and cue rack plus wall paper. Also a LED light. Foot print with sidewalk 1 3/4 x 2 3/4 inches

A prefect small brick building for that downtown main street. Includes interior parts including a partition wall with teller windows, two tables for the lobby and interior lighting by a supplied LED light. Foot print with sidewalk 1 9/16 x 2 1/4 inches

This kit is typical of many of the small town General Stores found all over the country. With store in front and warehouse/mill in the back. Kit contains laser cut wood walls, Tichy windows and our paper corrugated roofing. Foot print: 2 1/2” x 4 1/2”

Harris door is a background kit and is modeled after some track side industries found in most towns that had manufacturing. Footprint: 8 3/8 by 1 1/2 inches.

Asher Supply is a small Stone building that has many uses. Could be a track side freight house or warehouse. Or a in town contractors supply house. Footprint: 2 3/8 by 6 1/2 inches.

A typical downtown Brick building found on most downtown Main streets. Two Stores on the main floor and Apartment above with a back deck and stairs. Includes laser cut task board and basswood walls, laser cut windows and a sign sheet. Footprint: 2.25 by...

A saloon built in Virginia City, Montana about 1875. It was constructed primarily of rough 6x12 timbers, laid up log cabin style. The finished and ornamented false front provided a sharp contrast to the rough cabin construction. Foot Print: 1.25" x 2.375"

The Courter Factory was built in Cobleskill NY in 1866 and over the years had many uses. The building was used by Stanton Courter as part of his lumber and manufacturing companies. By the 1920’s it was the home of Harter Silos. Harter had the patent for...

A wood framed farm house patterned after ones back in my old home town area in upstate NY. Includes Pre-colored slate roofing, Tichy windows and doors and Grandt-Line chimneys. Footprint: 2-1/2” by 3”.