O Trackside Industries
O Stations & Trackside Building Kits
Item #462 MSRP: $48.50
Dimensions - 5" x 6" x 4"
O Flagstop Station
This classic small station was located in Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania on the Reading Railroad. Similar structures were built for the PRR.
Kit includes appropriate signs and coal bin.
Item #467 MSRP: $195.98
Dimensions - 26" x 6" x 5"
O Munns Station*
The prototype for our kit was built by the New York, Ontario & Western railroad in upstate New York. It is a classic small town station design complete with waiting room, baggage room and operator’s track side bay window. Although the O&W was abandoned in 1957 this station still stands today, lovingly restored by its current owner - author and railroad historian John Taibi.
Kit includes appropriate signs and milk cans.
*HO Model Shown
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Door Detail | Opposite View | Rear View
Item #468 MSRP: $118.98
Dimensions - 14" x 10" x 6"
O Laura Station
Another standard Santa Fe station design that was used in numerous locataions, this station would be appropriate for small and medium sized towns.
Item #469 MSRP: $99.98
Dimensions - 8" x 8" x 8"
O Ellinor Tower
This standard Santa Fe interlocking tower design was used in numerous locations. The kit features laser cut wood components and peel and stick trim. Also includes resin chimney.
Item #471 MSRP: $79.98
Dimensions - Not Available
O Trackside Shed Pack
Small sheds like these could be found alongside railroad rights-of-way, either alone or in groups. These kits are based on Nickel Plate Road designs but are typical of designs used throughout the country.
Kit includes parts for four complete buildings:
- Tool/Handcar Shed
- Telegraph Office (also perfect for a Yard Office)
- Crossing Shanty
- Telephone Booth
Item #479 MSRP: $58.98
Dimensions - 10" x 3¼" x 3¼"
O Yard Office
The ideal office building for a lumber yard or any other trackside setting.
Item #480 MSRP: $218.98
Dimensions - 18" x 14" x 8"
O Creamery
Prior to the building of the interstate highway system in the 1950’s the railroads hauled nearly all of the milk that was consumed in the larger cities. Local farmers would deliver cans of Bessie’s best to the local creamery where it would be inspected, stored, chilled. The cans would be cleaned and returned to the farmer. The milk would be shipped to the city in railroad-hauled milk cars.
The prototypes for our kit was built at Clark’s, near Campbell Hall, NY on the New York, Ontario & Western. Similar designs could be found throughout the Northeast.
Item #481 MSRP: $127.98
Dimensions - 17" x 10" x 8"
O Icehouse
Most creameries were built before mechanical refrigeration. As a result many were built with an adjacent icehouse. Icehouses were also used alone along the line for storage of ice for reefers and milk cars. Our icehouse is also based on a NYO&W design to match the creamery.
Item #494 MSRP: $210.98
Dimensions - 16" x 5" x 10"
O Crosby Coal
Crosby's Coal was located in Danby, VT. on the Rutland Railroad. Built in 1914 the building still stands today. Similar coal dealers could be found throughout the country. Hopper loads of coal would be unloaded into the coal bins from which the coal would be sold to local homes and buisinesses.
Kit inlcuded pre-cut wood parts with one-piece resin foundation, decal signs and more!