N Scale Laser Cut Structure Kits

The original model on the left was built sometime ago and we decided it would make a great addition for this category. On the right is the kit you would be building. Awesome small structure to give your layout or diorama another layer of detail. We have...

this beauty named after our friend Steve Milley. If it wasn’t for him we would not be where we are today with this company. All the wood and parts are in the box to bring this to life. All 3D printed parts are included. Laser cut wood walls, doors and...

We brought this structure to life in HO Scale and received such a huge response to it. So we said why not N Scale. ‘our laser cut windows and doors, signs and walls make this structure a beauty. Our 3D printed details also add to the spark and realism...

With a foot print of 4.5” x 4.25” Bri’s Brewhouse has the details and the look to wow anyone. This n-scale beauty is named after our daughter and packs an awesome punch for any layout or diorama. Laser cut windows, doors, shingles and even the sign...

A small rural barn that can be found most anywhere. Kit includes the lean-to, foundation, signs for the poultry end, and a stencil for the Mail Pouch sign. All other material to built it but Glue a paint. Foot print with Lean-to 3 x 4 inches

The kit has parts to make one flat car or gondola. The price is less trucks and couplers. It takes Micro trains trucks with short extension couplers.

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...

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

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”.

A run down, falling down Garage with outside bracing holding it up. Kit includes interior stud framing, Exterior siding and engraved nail holes, siding cut out to expose the framing, laser cut windows and trim plus the window glass is laser cut from...

Carl’s cabin is like many that were found in logging and mining camps. Today you will find them used as hunting camps, vacation getaways and can even be used as a wrong side of the tracks house. Footprint: 1 1/4” by 2 1/4”

Canadian Northern Railway Standard 24' x 35' Freight House. This kit was based on the original 1907 drawings. Foot Print: 2.25" x 2.625"

A small country store that fits in any era from the 1800’s to today. Contains laser cut wood walls, Laser board windows and doors plus laser cut roofing. Footprint: 1 3/8" x 2 1/8".

Contains laser cut wood walls, Laser board windows and doors plus laser cut roofing. Footprint" 1 7/8” by 2”

Contains laser cut wood walls, Laser board windows and doors plus laser cut roofing. Footprint: 1.75" x 2.0".

This could be a Blacksmith shop, Gunsmith shop, Carriage Repair shop or any other tradesman's shop. Footprint: 1.75" x 2.25".

Based on one of many log cabins built by the early settlers all over the country. Many are still being used today as summer or hunting camps and at resorts as overnight lodgings. Footprint 1.25” x 1.25”.

Based on one of many log cabins built by the early settlers all over the country. Many are still being used today as summer or hunting camps and at resorts as overnight lodgings. Footprint 1.25” x 1.25”.

Gas stations were a necessity for travel along the Route - but - just selling gas wouldn't keep Mom and Pop in business. Up sprang the novelty gas stations to get a traveler's attention for both a thirsty car and curious passengers. This kit features:...

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...