Rail Scale Models

The Rowhouse is a common structure found across North America in small, railroad-serviced towns. In the 19th and 20th centuries, rowhouses lined streets near production mills, industrial areas, and...

Saladino's Mill is modeled from a prototype structure that stands on Long Island in New York. In past days it served as a wind-powered rolling mill - today it stands aged and weathered, mostly as a...

The Tobacco Drying Barn is a common structure found in rural southern states - marking the tobacco farming industry. The barn was used to dry tobacco leaves - hung on wood posts along the width of...

The Company House is a common structure found across North America in small, railroad-serviced towns. In the early to mid 20th century, production mills often provided small, low-cost housing for...

Shorty's Service Station is modeled from a prototype from the early 20th century in northern California. It just begs to be modeled in scale on a model railroad. Footprint: 7-1/4" x 4-1/8" Kit...

Boone Warehouse is modeled from a prototype structure that stood in western North Carolina and served as a simplewarehouse - aged and weathered over the years. The structure sets on a grade, and this...

H.J. Mull Store is based on a prototype structure found in North Carolina. Old general stores are great structures with lots of personality, and they can fit on our model railroad layouts in any...

The Flour, Feed, & Seed mill is a common industry found along the rail lines. This structure offers a fairly large footprint, interesting roof lines, and can be a center-piece on your N scale...

The Cape Fear Saw Mill is a backwoods saw mill that can fit in any rural locale. It has some unique features and many details for a "front-of-the-layout" structure. Of course, the structure could...

The small Engine House represents part of engine service facilities that may exist at the end of a branch line or in a backwoods or rural area. It can fit either a steam- or deisel-era railroad, and...

The small Coal House represents part of engine service facilities that may exist at the end of a branch line or in a backwoods or rural area. It may be an active facility on your steam-era railroad,...

Hopper's Bar & Grille represents a typical corner watering hole and eatery... a common site in any small or medium town, or even large city. It will sit well in any town on your model railroad...

Trundle's Bakery is a nice storefront structure for your small town or waterfront scene. Certainly a common stop for town-folk, the shop offers typical baked breads and sweets, but also its specialty...

DeSanto's Print Shop represents a small town store front; around the corner is the local Tailor Shop, making this structure a convenient corner location in your town. Footprint: 3" x 3"   Kit...

Village Provisions represents a small town local eatery and general store. Certainly a common stop for town-folk, the shop offers breakfast, lunch, coffee, fresh produce, groceries, and basic...

The Rowhouse is a common structure found across North America in small, railroad-serviced towns. In the 19th and 20th centuries, rowhouses lined streets near production mills, industrial areas, and...

The Rowhouse is a common structure found across North America in small, railroad-serviced towns. In the 19th and 20th centuries, rowhouses lined streets near production mills, industrial areas, and...

A Speeder Shed is a common model railroad structure, but this prototype has unique character. It has two rail spurs leading into the shed and also provides oil storage. The prototype stands...

The Tobacco Drying Barn is a common structure found in rural southern states - marking the tobacco farming industry. The barn was used to dry tobacco leaves - hung on wood posts along the width of...

Saladino's Mill is modeled from a prototype structure that stands on Long Island in New York.  In past days it served as a wind-powered rolling mill - today it stands aged and weathered, mostly...