New $10.87 (16% off).

New $46.85 (6% off).

Features: Local folks in any small town would be mighty proud to have this fine depot. New $42.00 (15% off). The kit includes 132 laser-cut pieces, and includes complete instructions with scaled full elevation drawings. Designed for easy assembly, all walls interlock with each other and the base to keep parts square. The intricate wall trim is actually done as one piece with corners, casing, base and frieze boards. All doors and windows can be opened or closed for more realism. The kit also comes with laser-cut parts to build four benches, sign backer with printed signs, laser-cut window glazing, sheet material to model rolled roofing, and a laser-etched chimney with cap. The roof is removable

New $46.85 (6% off).

New $40.27 (16% off).

Features: * Based on ATSF Standard drawings, these kits feature 100% laser-cut parts with tab and slot construction and peel and stick components. New $9.53 (20% off). All kits also include door hasps with open and close switch locks. * Designed for ease of construction, all Laserkit(R) structures feature precision-cut basswood and plywood parts that assemble much like plastic kits. * This kit is similar to #152-174 (sold separately) but without the motor call stall.

New $44.63.

Features: * Based on ATSF Standard drawings, these kits feature 100% laser-cut parts with tab and slot construction and peel and stick components. New $7.92 (20% off). All kits also include door hasps with open and close switch locks. * Designed for ease of construction, all Laserkit(R) structures feature precision-cut basswood and plywood parts that assemble much like plastic kits. * 1-1/8 x 5/8 x 1-1/4" 2.8 x 1.5 x 3.1cm.

Features: The Illinois Central built a series of new, smaller depots during the post World War II era as a cost-savings measure. New $33.55 (16% off). Many of the company's older depots needed extensive repair and the decline of passenger service made it more economical to tear down the original structure and build a replacement out of new and salvaged lumber. The type "A", represented by this kit, was one of the larger of the four standard designs (the smaller type B depot is represented by kit #152-124, sold separately) measuring 36 feet 3 inches long and 16 feet 3 inches wide at the end walls. It had a separate waiting room for passengers, an office for the agent, and an express-baggage-frei

Features: Built by the Chicago & Alton, at Roodhouse, Illinois, later used by Illinois central Gulf. New $29.35 (16% off). Supplies for track and signal crews were stored here. Buildings of this type were also found in terminals, housing car and locomotive supplies.

New $29.35 (16% off).

Features: * Features alser-cut basswood, plywood and cardstock self-adhesive shingles; and detail castings. New $28.09 (6% off). It's based on a Maryland & pennsylvania prototype. * Doors are positionable, and individual battens are included if board-and-batten siding is desired. Footprint: approximately 18 x 21'.

New $22.75.

Features: * Almost every section gang had at least one of these to house their tools, handcars or their speeders. New $16.75 (16% off). Based on a 1929 design, these section tool houses were some of the most common structures on the "Q" and were very similar to those used by other roads. A few still exist along CB&Q successor BNSF. This model features laser-cut parts, peel-and-stick windows, doors and trim, and parts for building a traditional set-off. * Kit measures: 2 x 1-3/4 x 1-1/2" 5.1 x 4.5 x 3.8cm.

Features: * An essential part of any railroad, scale houses could be found at most yards and near major industries that shipped in bulk, such as mines and grain elevators. New $13.39 (16% off). Railroads charged by weight, so cars were first weighed as empties, then reweighed after loading. * Based on a Chesapeake & Ohio prototype located at Lynchburg, Virginia, the model is typical of such buildings used by many other roads. It could also serve as a guard shack or storage building at an industrial site, or a chicken coop down on the farm. * The kit features laser-cut board and batten walls, door, floor and sub-roof, along with peel-n-stick trim and roofing. For the interior, a laser-cut scale

Features: Track workers, section gangs, signal maintainers and roadmasters used handcar set-offs to clear the line for passing trains, and to turn their handcars and motorcars for the return trip. New $10.07 (16% off). Some roads required set-offs every mile, and they were often found at signals and sidings as well. Based on prototype railroad standards, this kit includes parts to build three complete stand-offs on a fill (with supports for one end) or level ground.

New $37.79 (16% off).

Features: * An Authentic UP Depot. New $75.55 (16% off). * This new laser-cut wood kit from American Model Builders will add realism to your layout. Patterned after a standard UP design, this wooden depot is similar to station buildings used across the continent, so it will look great on any layout. The kit features unpainted laser-cut wood parts, peel-and-stick roofing and metal details as appropriate.

Features: Perfect for a construction site, this kit features an etched base and includes doors, windows and a meter socket. New $9.23 (16% off). Fits Athearn Ford "C" Box (sold separately).

Features: * Based on equipment that served St. New $42.16 (6% off). Paul & Tacoma Lumber from 1920 to 1970, and restored examples at the Camp 6 Museum in Tacoma, Washington, this model will add a neat detail to your own logging operations. * The kit includes laser-cut walls and floor, genuine cedar shingles and Kappler stripwood. A complete set of interior bunks, lockers and a stove are also included, along with a full set of details for the underside of the car. A color photo, cutting jigs and a full set of detailed, extensive instructions with plenty of drawings and photos are included to speed construction.