N Scale Laser Cut Structure Kits

Your layout would not be complete without a dirty old wooden structure Vic’s Garage.Blade cut walls and roof cards, laser cut windows and doors gives this little guy a big punch. As built 2.75”W x 3.750”L

Ronnie’s River Repair was scratch-built for Mudd Creek Railroad three years ago. This kit has several floors and dock space, two decks and a stone foundation you will build from foam included in the kit. Laser cut walls, doors and windows. Awesome for...

We combined textures and details to manufacture this incredible n-scale kit. Laser cut walls, windows and doors make for an exception kit. Our Joe’s place would look great in any wharf scene. As built 2.625”W x 3.750”L

Laser cut kit with everything you wanted in n-scale. All wood construction, would make an awesome addition to any layout. As built 2.00”W x 4.75”L

An awesome kit with laser cut walls and windows. Board by board layovers give this kit what we’ve all been waiting for in n-scale. As built 2.5”W x 3.0”L

This structure kit is modeled after a small town enclosed grain elevator. At some point a surplus boxcar was mounted on a pad and a simple wooden building built around it. This multi-media kit features laser board construction with 3D printed detail...

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.

Patterned after many of the home made cars found on logging line and branch line around the country. They had a small shack built on a flat car for storage and were even used as freight cars for small loads. Kit is light ply and laserboard construction...

All wood kit priced less trucks and couplers. Takes Micro trains trucks with short extension couplers.

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.

A small branch-line engine house or car shed. Will fit a GP-38 or 50 ft cars. Or use a as a heavy equipment repair building. Our weathered printed paper siding is supplied as shown. Foot print f 3 x 5 inches

A nice side factory or warehouse for your layout. Foot print is 11 1/4 x 3 inches and includes Tichy windows and doors plus pre-colored roofing

This is a 100 ft long cover bridge and is like many bridge used around the country. The kit includes stone easer cut abutments which allow for 1 7/8 inch clearance under the bridge. Designed to be a simple build and no cutting involved other then...

This is a laser cut unpainted wood kit that needs assembly. Includes material for one house and two sheds. Fencing NOT INCLUDED. The photos of the Three are of the N scale build the other is the HO version. These are based on a photo of housing for...

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...