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The prototype was built in 1885 for the Cumberland Valley and Northern Central Railway busy crossing at the PRR Enola yard. Both railroads later became part of the PRR. Model features a detailed exterior stairway, multi-paned windows and lots of fi ne details. All parts are laser cut to ensure accuracy and ease of assembly. Interlocking walls and bases keep parts aligned. Doors and windows are separate pieces and can be positioned open or closed. Complete instructions are
...more about the GC Laser PRR J Tower - Laser-cut Wood Kit -- FP- 4-1/4''x4-9/16''x5-7/8'' - HO-Scale
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Here's a charming home that will fit right into an established neighborhood. It features laser-etched clapboard siding, dental molding atop the door and front windows and diamond-patterned roof shingles. All parts are laser cut to ensure accuracy a nd ease of assembly. Interlocking walls and bases keep parts aligned. Doors and windows are separate pieces and can be positioned open or closed. Complete instructions are
...more about the GC Laser Apollo Residence - Laser-cut Wood Kit -- 5-5/8 x 5-1/4 x 4-3/8'' - HO-Scale
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One of the most handsome of all Milwaukee Road depots, this elaborate structure was built at the intersection of two routes at Sturtevant, Wisconsin, where it still stands today. The kit features over 400 laser-cut parts, plus 165-laser cut tabbed shingles and roof cap to finish the removable roof. Separate windows, doors, corbels, trim, columns, signs and a host of other details are all included, along with complete illustrated instructions, roof alignment grid and jigs to
...more about the GC Laser Sturtevant, Wisconsin Depot - Laser-cut Wood Kit -- 11-15/16 x 11-15/16 x 4-3/4'' - HO-Scale
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One of the most common buildings along any right-of-way are small toolsheds. Generations of maintenance and track crews used these handy buildings to store all kinds of tools and supplies, as well as track inspection cars. This kit represents a pre fabricated steel design, used system-wide on the Rio Grande starting around 1940. (The prototype is at Pando, Colorado.) Still in use today, its styling is typical of similar buildings used on many roads. The kit features detailed
...more about the Grandt Line Products Inc Standard Section Tool House - HO-Scale
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According to local legend, ''No Problem Joe'' was a Mr. Fixit in the town of Aspen, Colorado, who frequently was called in to fix ski lifts during the peak season. Big or small, he'd assure the customer awaiting repairs that the job was ''no proble m, Joe!'' This small house is based on his residence, which is reportedly still standing, although in bad shape. The HO Scale kit features detailed plastic parts to build the complete house with a front porch and fencing, along
...more about the Grandt Line Products Inc No Problem Joe's - Kit - HO-Scale
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An Old-Time Storefront for your HO Commercial District. Valley Feed & Seed from Grandt Line is based on a typical wooden false-front commercial building. Its plank facade and corrugated walls make it an ideal addition to the old section of your iness district or near the tracks next to the local feed mill. This new easy-to-assemble kit features detailed, injection-molded plastic parts and complete
...more about the Grandt Line Products Inc Valley Feed & Seed - Kit (Plastic) - HO-Scale
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This non pre-cut kit offers the versatility and challenge for which the discerning modeler is looking. In a nostalgic twist, the kit requires human cutting and fitting of parts, returning modelers to a time when realistic modelwork was directly pro portionate to the amount of patience and skill devoted to its construction. Kit allows modeler to build any one of the following five bridges; 119'. Double Track Deck Span - Pratt Design, 119' Single Track Through Span -. Pratt
...more about the Golden Spike Industries Mainline Truss Bridge Kit - HO-Scale
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