Views:
Front / Rear / Rear with Benches
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901 - B&O Passenger Shelter
This was a standard B&O structure found in many locations on the B&O. This kit includes 3 benches and features laser cut plywood, basswood and shingle
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| Stock # |
Scale |
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Add to Cart |
| 901HO |
HO-Scale (1:87) |
$15.98
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| 901S |
S-Scale |
$21.98 |
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901N |
N-Scale |
$10.98 |
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Front / Front Left / Above / Left Side
Right Rear / Rear
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902H - Winton Place Passenger Station.
| Laser cut construction of basswood and plywood parts. Also included are laser cut shingles, benches and printed accurate signage. |
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Scale |
Price |
Add to Cart |
| 902HO |
HO-Scale (1:87) |
$48.98
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Front / Rear
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903 - B&O Baggage Building
| Designed after the one found at Winton Place , this kit is just the right size to go on just about any layout and can substitute for many different types of buildings. Just as on the prototype, there is a small indent in the wall for the call box used by the local cab company and the remains of what used to be a side baggage door. The kit consists of laser cut plywood walls, laser cut plywood battens that apply in four sheets instead of individually, and laser cut shingles. |
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| Stock # |
Scale |
Price |
Add to Cart |
| 903HO |
HO-Scale (1:87) |
$13.98
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| 903N |
N-Scale |
$10.98 |
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904 - Octagonal Crossing Shanty
| This kit makes a fine looking crossing shanty that will go on just about any layout modeling 1870 to the 1950's. The prototype for this kit was located close to the Winton Place Station and was where the crossing attendant spent his days and nights waiting for the trains to pass. The kit is made up of finely laser cut and engraved plywood of differing thickness, tarpaper roofing, and a cast metal smoke pipe. |
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| Stock # |
Scale |
Price |
Add to Cart |
| 904HO |
HO-Scale (1:87) |
$15.98
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| 904S |
S-Scale |
$24.98 |
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| 904N |
N-Scale |
$10.98 |
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Front / Left Side / Right Side / Rear /
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910H - Central of Georgia Class C Depot
| This is a Central of Georgia Standard Class C Depot found throughout the south. With the help of the Central of Georgia Historical Society, we have produced this kit from actual company architectural drawings. |
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| Stock # |
Scale |
Price |
Add to Cart |
| 910N |
N-Scale (1:160) |
$23.98 |
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| 910HO |
HO-Scale (1:87) |
$39.98
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*Many thanks go out to Allen Tuten and the folks at the Central of Georgia Historical Society for the help on this kit.
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Front / Left Side / Right Side / Rear
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941 - C&O Standard #1
| Stock # |
Scale |
Price |
Add to Cart |
| 941N |
N-Scale (1:160) |
$29.98 |
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| 941HO |
HO-Scale (1:87) |
$44.98
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| 941S |
S-Scale |
$79.98 |
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Front / Left Side / Right Front / Rear / Above
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942 - C&O Standard #2
| Stock # |
Scale |
Price |
Add to Cart |
| 942N |
N-Scale (1:160) |
$34.98 |
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| 942HO |
HO-Scale (1:87) |
$49.98
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| 942S |
S-Scale |
$89.98 |
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Views:
Front / Left Side / Left Front / Rear / Right Side
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943 - C&O Standard #3
| Stock # |
Scale |
Price |
Add to Cart |
| 943N |
N-Scale (1:160) |
$24.98 |
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| 943HO |
HO-Scale (1:87) |
$39.98
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| 943S |
S-Scale |
$69.98 |
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944 - C&O Three Pack Accessory Buildings
Section House, Motor Car House, and Outhouse
| Stock # |
Scale |
Price |
Add to Cart |
| 944N |
N-Scale (1:160) |
$17.98 |
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| 944HO |
HO-Scale (1:87) |
$26.98
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Front / Roof / Roof 2 / back
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945 - Quinnimont Cabin - C&O Prototype Station
| Stock # |
Scale |
Price |
Add to Cart |
| 945N |
N-Scale (1:160) |
$44.98 |
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| 945HO |
HO-Scale (1:87) |
$54.98
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| 945S |
S-Scale |
$76.98 |
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Front / Side 1 / Side 2 / Side 3/
Rear / Side Window
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946 - Durbin Station - C&O Prototype Station
| Stock # |
Scale |
Price |
Add to Cart |
| 946N |
N-Scale (1:160) |
$44.98 |
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| 946HO |
HO-Scale (1:87) |
$54.98
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Front / Right Side / Left Side
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961 - PRR Class A Station
The class "A" passenger and freight station (16'x40') was found in scores of locations in western Pennsylvania and the nine other states the Pennsy served in the mid-west. The class "A" station was built between 1887 and 1906. Dozens of pictures of variations of the class "A" station are available on the internet. This kit contains laser cut basswood walls, laser cut plywood roof, trim, and windows. Laser cut slate shingles and injection molded chimney are also included This kit is also engineered with tab and slot construction along with many other time saving features. Construction time should take between 6 to 8 hours. Please use photographs to help superdetail this very accurate model.
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| Stock # |
Scale |
Price |
Add to Cart |
| 961N |
N-Scale (1:160) |
$29.98 |
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| 961HO |
HO-Scale (1:87) |
$46.98
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| 961O |
O-Scale |
$84.98 |
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| 961S |
S-Scale |
$64.98 |
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Front
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962 - PRR Section House
The 1st class section house (12'-4" x 16'-4") was found in scores of locations in western Pennsylvania and the nine other stats the Pennsy served in the mid-west. Taken from tracing 8140, these structures were used for hand cars, track tools, and as small offices from 1899 to the end of the railroad. Pictures of the 1st class and other section houses have to be gleaned from the background of photographs, as few were ever the subject of their own photograph in its entirety. This laser cut plywood model faithfully follows available tracings and pictures. Construction time should take between 2 to 3 hours.
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| Stock # |
Scale |
Price |
Add to Cart |
| 962N |
N-Scale (1:160) |
$10.98 |
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| 962HO |
HO-Scale (1:87) |
$13.98
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| 962O |
O-Scale |
$27.98 |
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| 962S |
S-Scale |
$23.98 |
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Front
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963 - PRR Watch Box 3-Pack
| The watchbox (6' x 6') was found in hundreds of locations at street crossings and railroad yards (as weather shelters for the brakemen). From 1887 onward these charming structures were found everywhere in the mid-west that the Pennsy served. These very accurate models capture the know variation. The kits contain laser cut plywood walls, trim, and windows. Also included are injection molded smoke jacks and laser cut tarpaper roofing material. Each kit contains enough material to make 3 watchboxes. All of the walls are interchangeable so that you can model several different variations. Construction time should take between 2 to 3 hours. |
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| Stock # |
Scale |
Price |
Add to Cart |
| 963N |
N-Scale (1:160) |
$12.98 |
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| 963HO |
HO-Scale (1:87) |
$16.98
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| 963O |
O-Scale |
$36.98 |
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| 963S |
S-Scale |
$29.98 |
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Views: Front, Rear, Front Opp
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964 - PRR Wood Tower
These types of towers were common along the Pennsy Right of Way. This model is very similar to the tower known as Jack's tower. Many other towers can be built using this kit as a starting point. This kit contains laser cut plywood walls, roof, trim, and windows. Laser cut slate shingles and milled wood trim are also included This kit is also engineered with tab and slot construction along with many other time saving features. Construction time should take between 4 to 6 hours. Please use photographs to help superdetail this very accurate model. HO Scale footprint size 2" x 3".
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Scale |
Price |
Add to Cart |
| 964HO |
HO-Scale (1:87) |
$44.98
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| 964N |
N-Scale |
$24.98 |
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Front / Side / Rear
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990 - ATSF Sandhouse
| The model is based on
Santa Fe
’s sand house in
San Bernardino
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California
and represents the sand house in the late forties and fifties after it was expanded and adapted for sanding diesel locomotives as well as steam. The
Santa Fe
had several similar sand houses through out the system though there were differences in each structure. The kit includes materials to build the building, the sand bin, and the trestle leading to the bin. The walls are cut from thin plywood that resists warping and go together to make a very durable model. The ladders, windows and door are cut specifically for the kit as is the roofing material, and acetate for the window glass. Wire is included for modeling the sanders which requires some soldering. The kit also includes Tichy bolt and washer castings, light fixtures, and a track bumper. A fire extinguisher casting was made just for this model. |
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Scale
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Price |
Add to Cart |
| 990N |
N-Scale (1:160) |
$54.98 |
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| 990HO |
HO-Scale (1:87) |
$84.98 |
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Front / Rear
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980 - Class 1 Depot
This "Class 1" depot was constructed at eleven locations along the M&StL.
They were: Searles, La Salle, Echols, and Ormsby (in Minnesota), Raleigh, Langdon, Cornell, Rembrandt, Olaf and Truesdale (in Iowa), and at Strandburg, SD. In the years following World War 2, the M&StL painted most frame buildings a dark green, a green slightly closer to blue on the spectrum than yellow. One example of a depot with this color was the Langdon IA depot. There were exceptions however. For example, the depot at La Salle MN was painted white. This laser cut wood kit is being produced exclusively for the C&NW Historical Society by Mountaineer Precision Products.
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Scale
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Price |
Add to Cart |
| 980HO |
HO-Scale (1:87) |
$47.98 |
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