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Model Trains → Buildings → HO Scale
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Features: * A great addition to any steam-era terminal, many wooden roundhouses survived well into the diesel-era. Each of these new HO Scale kits builds a typical 85' long roundhouse in your choice of 2- (152-170), 4- (152-172) or 6-Stall (152-173) sizes. A Center Stall Add-on kit (152-171) is available separately that allows you to easily expand any of the three Roundhouse kits. * All parts are laser-cut for easy assembly and precision fit. Each kit features full interior framing, positionable doors, full open hood smoke jacks, and Peel & Stick windows, doors, and roofing material. Perfect for use with the Walthers 90' Turntable #933-3171, sold separately.
...more about the American Model Builders Roundhouse (Laser-Cut Wood Kit) -- 2-Stall - 12'' Long x 8'' Wide at Rear x 6'' Tall 30 x 20 x 15cm - HO-Scale
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Features: * Over 70 two-story combination Type 22 depots were built by the Southern Pacific between 1899 and 1910. They were more common in California, but were also found in Texas, Arizona, Utah, Oregon, and Nevada. A prominent feature of the Type 22 was the two-story high rectangular bay window. A typical Type 22 measured 25 feet wide and was usually 32 feet long or longer. The freight room was built long enough to accommodate the SP's anticipated business at that location and ranged in size from 30 to 84 feet long. Other variations between Type 22 depots also existed such as loading dock size, window and door arrangements, and roof design as well as mirrored floor plans
...more about the American Model Builders SP Two Story Combination Depot Type 22 Left Hand - Laser-Cut Wood Kit -- 11 x 3-1/2 x 4-1/2'' 27.9 x 8.9 x 11.4cm - HO-Scale
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Features: The Illinois Central built a series of new, smaller depots during the post World War II era as a cost-savings measure. 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
...more about the American Model Builders Illinois Central Type A Depot (Laser-Cut Wood Kits) -- 5 x 2-3/4 x 2-1/4'' - HO-Scale
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Features: * The Pennsylvania issued drawing #59146 in 1907 (and revised it in 1911) for a standard coal unloading trestle. The usual length of the light-duty design was 75', but could be extended if needed. Bents were used to form storage bins below the tracks so hoppers could be quickly unloaded by gravity. * This kit features 100% laser-cut components to speed assembly and eliminate the need for jigs -- all the hard work has been done by the laser! Timbers are pre-notched to simplify assembly of bents, stringers and bracing. Laser-scribed boards are provided for the bins beneath the trestle and walkways, which also include delicate handrails. Micro-Engineering Code 70 ra
...more about the American Model Builders Pennsylvania Railroad Standard Coal Trestle - Laser-Cut Wood Kit -- 10 x 2-1/4 x 2'' 25.4 x 5.7 x 5.1cm - HO-Scale
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Features: * Trackside Industry for any HO Layout. * The Coldwater Coal Company from American Model Builders is typical of small community material yards. These small businesses were where customers could purchase coal for home heating as well as gravel and sand. This laser-cut wood kit includes a 24' x 18' yard office with truck scale, several material bins, 120 scale feet of wood fencing, and a coal trestle based on a Pennsylvania Railroad prototype. Like other LASERkit models, the model features peel-and-stick windows and doors, rolled roofing and white metal parts as appropriate. The trestle includes 12 bents, Micro engineering Code 70 rail and laser-cut wood ties.
...more about the American Model Builders Coldwater Coal Company (Laser-Cut Wood Kit) -- Yard Office w/Truck Scale, Storage Bins, Fencing - HO-Scale
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Features: * Located in Southeast Missouri, the Drinkwater Place was a typical American family farm. Its distinctive 1920s era house serves as the basis for our latest HO scale wood frame residence. Traditional farmhouses like kit #184 could be found all over in North America. * The Drinkwater Place features Tab and Slot construction as well as Peel & Stick windows, doors, trim, and rolled roofing. The front porch includes the fine laser-cut railings and balusters with see-through latticework beneath the scribed wood deck. There is also an add-on kitchen in the rear, white metal chimneys, and laser-cut window fans for added detail. .
...more about the American Model Builders The Drinkwater Place, 1920s-Era House (Laser-Cut Wood Kit) -- 3 x 5 x 4-1/4'' - HO-Scale
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Features: * Based on MO Tower, the prototype of this kit served the Pennsylvania Railroad at Creston, Pennsylvania, and similar towers were found all along the railroad. In service from 1899 until 1994, arrangements were made to preserve MO, but it collapsed while being moved off railroad property and was sadly demolished in December, 1998. Working from the original 1899 plans as well as photos and sketches, the finished model depicts the tower as it appeared from the 1940s to the end. * The kit incorporates Bild-Strate construction so that parts are easily aligned during assembly without using complex templates and wax paper or special jigs. With MO Tower, the freestandin
...more about the American Model Builders Pennsylvania MO Tower (Laser-Cut Wood Kit) -- 5 x 3 x 4-1/2'' 12.7 x 7.6 x 11.4cm w/Stairs - HO-Scale
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Features: * The Pennsylvania Railroad was the largest railroad by traffic and revenue volumes in the US throughout its 20th-century existence and, at its peak, controlled some 10,000 miles of rail line. As such, the Pennsy became known as the Standard Railroad of the World not only for the standard to which all other railroads could aspire, but standard in its equipment and structure designs as well. * These kits are based on PRR standard prototypes that not only are a must for every Pennsy fan's layout, but look right at home on any model railroad dating from the early 1900s through the 1960s. * Watch Boxes were placed at grade crossings where no automatic crossing gate e
...more about the American Model Builders Pennsylvania Standard Watch Box (Laser-Cut Wood Kit) - pkg(2) -- 1911 - 1 x 3/4 x 1-1/2'' 2.5 x 1.9 x 3.8cm - HO-Scale
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Features: * The Pennsylvania Railroad was the largest railroad by traffic and revenue volumes in the US throughout its 20th-century existence and, at its peak, controlled some 10,000 miles of rail line. As such, the Pennsy became known as the Standard Railroad of the World not only for the standard to which all other railroads could aspire, but standard in its equipment and structure designs as well. * These kits are based on PRR standard prototypes that not only are a must for every Pennsy fan's layout, but look right at home on any model railroad dating from the early 1900s through the 1960s. * Watch Boxes were placed at grade crossings where no automatic crossing gate e
...more about the American Model Builders Pennsylvania Standard Watch Box - Kit (Laser-Cut Wood Kit) pkg(2) -- 1879 - 1 x 3/4 x 1-1/2'' 2.5 x 1.9 x 3.8cm - HO-Scale
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Features: * Stave Silos Are Favorites at Farms Classic stave silos are common all across the breadbasket of North America, where they're used to store silage. Used as livestock feed during the winter months, it's cut during warmer weather, and blown into the silo using the fill tube on the side. A second chute allows for gravity unloading, either into a small shed (as depicted on this model), or directly into the barn. * The prototypes were constructed using wood or concrete planks that were tightly banded together to form a ring. To increase the strength toward the bottom, bands were installed at greater frequency. * The kit is based on a typical 50 foot high x 20 foot di
...more about the American Model Builders Farm Silo w/Shed (Laser-cut Wood Kit) -- 4 x 3 x 8-1/2'' - HO-Scale
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Features: A multi-level, multi-roof-angle structure featuring laser-cut wood, fake "rolled asphalt brick siding," exposed cast white metal "drive gear and chain" on the grain elevator housing, grain dryer, enclosed rail car unloading area with adjoining outdoor dock, office, storage shed, exterior stairs, ventilators with individual tabbed slats, numerous smokejacks and chimneys, full color signage, and numerous detail parts including a window air conditioner, gas pumps, grain sacks, scales and much more. Construction is tab-and-slot with peel-and-stick windows, door, roofing and "brick" siding.
...more about the American Model Builders LASERkit(R) Millenium Series - Dabler Mill & Supply -- 18 x 12 x 9'' 45 x 30 x 22.5cm - HO-Scale
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Features: * Cattle, sheep, lambs, hogs, veal calves, chickens, turkeys, just about any kind of livestock can be fed and sheltered inside this neat barn. A great detail for your HO Scale farm, the kit features scribed siding, peel & stick windows and doors, plus a tin-style roof complete with batten strips. * Great for many eras, the completed building measures 7 x 4-3/4 x 3-1/2" 17.5 x 11.8 x 8.7 cm.
...more about the American Model Builders Lineside Structures(R) Kit -- Feeder & Livestock Barn 7 x 4-3/4 x 3-1/2'' 17.5 x 11.8 x 8.7 cm - HO-Scale
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