HO Scale Structures & Accessories

This two-story home features a weathered metal, mansard roof with weather vane, double chimneys and a stone foundation.

The kit is composed of laser cut parts featuring peel and stick doors and windows. Footprint is 5 inches by 5 inches.

The prototype for this kit was built by the New Haven railroad on its Danbury branch just north of Wilton, CT. It is a classic small town station...

This classic small station was located in Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania, on the Reading Railroad.

The prototype for this kit was built in 1884 on the old Lewisburg & Tyrone Railroad, later part of the Pennsylvania Railroad.

This kit provides an accurate period model (circa 1940) of Cannan station based on plans provided by the restoration firm, copies of the original...

High quality, HO scale wood model kit which will enhance any scene. Consists of precision engineered laser-cut plywood core overlaid with...

Dress up your downtown scene with the classic Victorian architecture and large first-floor picture windows of the Corner Department Store.

Business is booming and Woody's Country Mart is expanding. Set an active construction scene on your layout.

The prototype for this Queen Anne style Victorian house was built in 1884 for A.P. Dubois, and located across the street from the Dubois family...

Cape style homes, like the Maxwell, were built in droves during the post-WWII housing boom.

The Oxford was featured by Harris, McHenry and Baker of Elmira, NY in their 1925 catalog.

The LaSalle is based on a home shown in the 1926 Sears catalog.

This is a perfect roadside food stop from times gone by.

This outbuildings set contains all the buildings you need to make your farm complete.

This farmhouse was built by a Boston attorney who longed for the simple life and decided to become a 'Gentleman Farmer.'

This station is based on the 2 foot narrow gauge Wiscasset, Waterville and Farmington Railway's Wiscasset, Maine station.

This classic Howe truss covered bridge was built in 1897 and served as a railroad bridge until 1951.

This kit is based on the Boston & Maine sandhouse which is still standing (barely) in West Lebanon, NH.

Based on the well-known Cobleskill Coal company located in Cobleskill, NY on the old D&H.

Single-story brick construction. 3 different era build options: 1950s, 70s and today. Walthers #933-3475.

Includes exterior signs and clock, plus simulated polished marble facade. Molded in 3 colors and clear plastic. Walthers #933-3476.

Plates are used to fabricate gusset plates, splices, beams, etc.

Modern era dealership with exterior lights, roof vents, signage and tower sign.

Designed from ATSF standard plans and typical of towers used across the Santa Fe system, kit includes Ball & Cross medallions, stucco finish...

Authentic PRR design with correct Flemish Bond brickwork, bay window and other details. Similar towers used on many different railroads.

All laser cut wood, easy to build, from Ridgway on the RGS.

A precision laser cut kit of the water tank at Baker on the Boreas Pass Line. The tank was originally located at the west end of Alpine Tunnel...

Composed of laser cut wood parts, this easy to assemble kit only requires glue and paint.

Based on a circa 1950s drawing from the Rocky Mountain Railroad, this mine head will fit many model railroads to create revenue and interest.

Laser cut framework walls help you create any degree of decay you wish.

Laser cut framework walls help you create any degree of decay you wish.