N Scale Laser Cut Structure Kits

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”

Randolph Depot RslaserKits Craftsman Laser Cut Kits. Like all craftsman kits these are unfinished and will take sometime to build and finish.The perfect station for any railroadThis kit has been designed to accurately represent the prototype structure in...

Wood Truss Rod Bridge (55' Span)

Here's a structure found on every railroad in any town. Little loading docks like these have been used since the start of railroading and are still in use today. They service the industries that do not have access to a siding so they can unload rail...

Is one of many built to a standard design in Southern Ontario, Canada around the turn of the century. The last one used was in Cheltenham and was replaced in the late 1950's. So this station can be used right through the transition period. Footprint...

This Building is based on the original Eating house on the C&S at Forks. Built in the 1890’s and based on drawings in Harry Brunks book Up Clear Creek. Footprint 1.75” x 3.25”.

Comes with doors as shown, plus a new roll-up door. Makes it suitable for any era layout. Footprint 1" x 2".

Typical 1-1/2 story frame house. These structures can be found anywhere. Footprint 2" x 2 1/8".

One of the 5 structures in our new complex of kits. With a foot print of 5" by 5" this makes for a main industry. It includes 2 different roof signs, laser cut plywood walls, laser cut widows and trim, plus glazing, loading dock stairs and foundation...

Another kit based on Paul Templar's design. This time a repair and horse shoeing shop. Kit comes with the printed signs and a glue down tar paper roof. Footprint: 2.0" x 2.7".

A small structure based on a design by Paul Templar. Has Saloon doors and all signs as shown.The saloon is named for the husband of one of my co-workers that has cancer and could not find a Saloon for his layout. Footprint: 2.0" x 2.7"

Osborn Models 3081 - Gazebo - N Scale You want to add a touch of realism to your layout?  Add some details. Gazebo

You want to add a touch of realism to your layout?  Add some details. Freight Shed Contains one kit Model is based on the 53’ freight shed on the Meaford branch. Building Footprint 4.15”x2.6”

You want to add a touch of realism to your layout?  Add some details. Branch Line Station Contains one kit Based on the Angus station on the Meaford branch. Building Footprint 3.5”x2.75”