Mountaineer Model Trains

Each spring sap from maple trees is gathered and brought to the Sugar House for processing into maple syrup. Built in 1980 to preserve the history of the process and show visitors how maple syrup is made, the prototype of this structure is located in Geauga County,
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This handsome model is based on the white church in Grafton, Vermont. Grafton's Baptist citizens built the structure in 1858, directly across from the brick church built by the Congregationalists in 1833. By 1920, neither congregation was large eno ugh or had money to continue on its own. As a solution, they formed the Federated Church of Grafton; this allowed the church to operate with one minister, who held services for six months of the year in each building. Today, the
...more about the Mountaineer Precision Products Laser-Cut Wood Structure Kits -- New England Country Church (white) - HO-Scale

This was a standard structure found in many locations. This kit includes 3 benches and features laser cut plywood, basswood and
...more about the Mountaineer Precision Products Laser-Cut Wood Structure Kits - Historical Railroad Buildings -- Baltimore & Ohio Passenger Shelter - HO-Scale

Laser cut construction of basswood and plywood parts. Also included are laser-cut roofing, benches and printed accurate
...more about the Mountaineer Precision Products Laser-Cut Wood Structure Kits - Historical Railroad Buildings -- Winton Place Passenger Station - HO-Scale

This kit makes a fine looking crossing shanty that will fit just about any layout scene from 1870 to the 1950s.The prototype was located close to the Winton Place Station. The kit is made up of finely laser-cut and engraved plywood of differing thi ckness, tarpaper roofing, and a cast metal smoke
...more about the Mountaineer Precision Products Laser-Cut Wood Structure Kits - Historical Railroad Buildings -- Baltimore & Ohio Octagonal Crossing Shanty - HO-Scale

This standard Class C style depot was found throughout the south, but is typical of small town depots everywhere. Kit was produced from actual company architectural
...more about the Mountaineer Precision Products Laser-Cut Wood Structure Kits - Historical Railroad Buildings -- Central of Georgia Class C Standard Station - HO-Scale

This medium sized combination station is typical of those built for bigger towns, where more space was needed to handle freight and/or passenger
...more about the Mountaineer Precision Products Laser-Cut Wood Structure Kits - Historical Railroad Buildings -- Chesapeake & Ohio Standard Station #1 - HO-Scale

This small town station has a tiny waiting room, office and freight/baggage room under one
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Great details to complete any station or yard scene; set includes outhouse, motor car shed and a small section
...more about the Mountaineer Precision Products Laser-Cut Wood Structure Kits - Historical Railroad Buildings -- Chesapeake & Ohio Small Building 3-Pack - HO-Scale

Quinnimont, West Virginia, was a busy coal hub where the Piney Creek and Laurel subdivisions joined the New River division mainline. This distinctive telegraph and yard office building, known as QN Cabin for its telegraph call, survived into the
...more about the Mountaineer Precision Products Laser-Cut Wood Structure Kits - Historical Railroad Buildings -- Chesapeake & Ohio Quinnimont Cabin (Station w/Tower) - HO-Scale

The Class A passenger and freight station, built between 1887 and 1906, was found in scores of towns served by the Pennsy. Laser-cut slate shingles and injection molded chimney are included, and the kit is engineered with tab and slot construction, along with many other time-saving
...more about the Mountaineer Precision Products Laser-Cut Wood Structure Kits - Historical Railroad Buildings -- Pennsylvania Railroad Class A Station - Scale 16 x 40' - HO-Scale

The 1st class section house was found almost everywhere along Pennsy rails from 1899 to the end of the railroad. They were used by section gangs to house handcars, track tools, and the foreman's office Laser-cut plywood model faithfully follows the prototype and is based on tracing
...more about the Mountaineer Precision Products Laser-Cut Wood Structure Kits - Historical Railroad Buildings -- Pennsylvania First Class Section House - Scsale 12'4'' x 16'4'' - HO-Scale

Watch boxes were found at street crossings and railroad yards (as shelters from the elements for switchmen and brakemen) from 1887 onward. These very accurate models capture the known variations. Kits contain laser-cut plywood walls, trim, and wind ows, plus injection-molded smoke jacks and laser-cut tarpaper roofing material. Each kit contains enough parts to make three watch boxes; walls are interchangeable so you can model
...more about the Mountaineer Precision Products Laser-Cut Wood Structure Kits - Historical Railroad Buildings -- Pennsylvania Railroad Watch Box 3-Pack - Each Measures 6 x 6' - HO-Scale

Towers like this were common along the Pennsy and this model is similar to one known as Jack's Tower. Kit includes laser-cut shingles, milled wood trim and plywood walls, roof, trim and windows. Tab and slot construction speeds
...more about the Mountaineer Precision Products Pennsylvania Railroad Type Wooden Tower - Kit -- PRR-Type Wooden Tower - HO-Scale

This style depot was built at eleven locations along the M&StL in Minnesota, Iowa and South
...more about the Mountaineer Precision Products Laser-Cut Wooden Structure Kits -- Minneapolis & St Louis (M&StL) Class 1 Station - HO-Scale

Based on Santa Fe's sand house in San Bernardino, California, as it appeared in the late 40s and 50s after it was expanded and adapted for sanding diesel locos as well as steam. Similar sand houses were used throughout the system, though there were differences in each. The kit includes materials for the main building, the sand bin, and the trestle leading to the bin. Walls are cut from thin plywood that resists warping and still makes for a very durable model. Ladders,
...more about the Mountaineer Precision Products Laser-Cut Wood Structure Kits - Historical Railroad Buildings -- Santa Fe San Bernardino Sandhouse - HO-Scale

Add these picnic tables to your parks, backyards or town
...more about the Mountaineer Precision Products Laser-Cut Wood Kits -- Picnic Tables - 6-Pack - HO-Scale

This easy-to-build kit includes two sets of stairs, handrails and a laser-cut jig to speed
...more about the Mountaineer Precision Products Laser-Cut Wood Kits -- Grandstand - Medium - 2.25 x 5'' - HO-Scale