Grandt Model Trains

Features: Includes Thin Film(R) decals, five-color signs printed on cardstock, barrels and more.
...more about the Grandt Line Products Inc Second Class Saloon - Kit (Unpainted Plastic) -- 4-3/4 x 3-1/8'' 12 x 8cm - HO-Scale

Features: This ten-stamp mill complex is typical of many built in the 1890s. Features separate doors and windows.
...more about the Grandt Line Products Inc East Terrible Mill & Mining Co. (Unpainted Plastic Kit) -- 7-1/2 x 7-1/8'' 19 x 18cm - HO-Scale

Features: Typical of small "new venture" mines that appeared in Colorado and Nevada around 1910.
...more about the Grandt Line Products Inc Wentamuck Mine - Kit (Unpainted Plastic) -- 4-1/2 x 9'' 11.2 x 22.5cm - HO-Scale

Features: Based on actual row houses built in Silverton, Colorado. These small homes are perfect for any area. Includes parts for three complete buildings. Windows and doors are separate parts. Four different eave trims are included. Extra details include three outhouses, interior floors and three lengths of boardwalk.
...more about the Grandt Line Products Inc Reese Street Rowhouses - Kit (Plastic) pkg(3) -- 10 x 5'' 26.2 x 12.5cm - HO-Scale

Features: Located on the south side of the tracks at Silverton, Colorado, this Ore Chute makes an interesting addition to any HO Scale line. Built sometime in the late 1930s or early 40s, the prototype was served by trucks and used to load box cars with high-grade ore, which required more protection in transit. The complete kit is molded in styrene with a high level of detail. Designed for easy construction, the ore chutes and cribing can be configured to fit your available space. The model includes a complete set of optional stairs and railings which can be arranged as needed to add character to the finished model, or left off to match the appearance of the actual structu
...more about the Grandt Line Products Inc The Silverton Ore Chute (Unassembled Plastic Kit) -- 2 x 3'' 5 x 7.6cm - HO-Scale

Features: 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 prefabricated 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 plastic parts and the large doors can be built in the open or closed position.
...more about the Grandt Line Products Inc Standard Section Tool House - HO-Scale

Features: * 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 problem, 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 with Joe's toolshed and an outhouse. Windows and doors are molded as separate parts (the doors are also molded separately from the frames) to simplify painting and installing "glass." A great sta
...more about the Grandt Line Products Inc No Problem Joe's - Kit - HO-Scale

Features: * Found in big cities and small towns, small gasoline and oil distributors like this have been part of the American scene since the 1920s. Still found at trackside, this detailed HO Scale model includes a Pump House, Loading Dock and three Oil Tanks. * (Photo shows this kit with Corrugated Iron Warehouse #300-5908, sold separately, as a main office/storage building.).
...more about the Grandt Line Products Inc Midwest Petroleum Distributors Accessory Set -- Includes Pump House, Loading Dock & 3 Oil Tanks (Use #5908 for Office) - HO-Scale

Features: * Based on a prototype facility located in Placerville, California, the design of this structure is common to industrial sites from the 1920s to today. * Building features two siding warehouse doors and an office that opens out onto the loading platforms. The risers can be left off so structures can sit directly on the ground. Windows and doors are molded separately.
...more about the Grandt Line Products Inc Corrugated Iron Warehouse - Kit -- 4-3/4 x 6-1/4'' 11.9 x 15.7cm - HO-Scale

Features: This charming model is based on the Ruben G. Gomez General Merchandise store in Pagosa Junction, Colorado which was built in 1910, and recently moved to nearby Pagosa Springs for preservation. The building is typical of general stores found throughout the United States, and fits nicely in any small town scene. The kit captures all the features of the prototype and includes the false front with full windows and doors, a lean-to added on one side, a raised board porch and a gravity-feed gas pump. A prepainted & lettered sign for the Gomez Store (as shown in the illustration) is included, along with a blank version for customizing. A set of printed paper signs with
...more about the Grandt Line Products Inc The Gomez Store - Kit (Unpainted Plastic) -- Approx 5-5/8 x 7-1/4'' 13.9 x 18.1cm - HO-Scale

Features: These pre-fabricated steel-designed buildings were used from the early 1940s to present times. Set contains two styles: 8 x 6', and 6 x 6'.
...more about the Grandt Line Products Inc Relay House 2 Styles (Plastic Kits) - HO-Scale

Features: * 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 business 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 instructions.
...more about the Grandt Line Products Inc Valley Feed & Seed - Kit (Plastic) - HO-Scale