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Last Updated July 3, 2008

Model by Göran Assner of Göteborg, Sweden
I´m a Swedish N scaler - building a large layout in Colorado in 1949 and have bought a few of your great Laserkits through Internet and attached (below) you will find three images of your #601 General Service Building in which I have connected 6 extra lights (2 inside and 4 outside):

Kit No. 601 General Service Building
   

Keep up the good work.

Models by Mike Tylick of Sturbridge, MA
I recently built a few S scale models for a client, thought you might like to see them. 
www.whatdetail.com  www.trainweb.org/tylick:

Kit No. 90 Branchline Station
 
w/tabbed shingles         w/rolled roofing    

Kit No. 77 Sonny’s Shack
 

Models by Lee Christopher of El Segundo, CA
I thought you might enjoy the results from a slight alteration of your HO kit #861, Great Northern 25' "shorty" caboose. I wanted to build an HO scale model of this ex GN caboose currently in service on the McCloud Railway (in Northern California) as a VIP car.  Your GN caboose kit was excellent for this project!  I shortened the cupola height a bit and added detailing to match my prototype photos and here are the results:

Kit No. 861 - Great Northern 25' "shorty" caboose
   
This is 1995 photo                    Lee's Model                          Lee's Model         
Thanks for a high quality well designed kit!

Model by Bob Rule, Jr. of Hatboro, PA

Kit No. 488 - Martinsburg Coal Mine #2

Models by Alan P. Tuttle

Kit No. 2001 - DABLER MILL & SUPPLY COMPANY

Kit No. 715 - A. C. BROWN MANUFACTURING COMPANY

Models by Charles A. Duckworth

Kit No. 135 - ELLINGTON MERCANTILE

Kit No. 123 - CORYDON GENERAL STORE AND POST OFFICE

Lineside Structure No.709 - Boston & Maine Yard Office  

Kit No. 122 - Dill's Market

Models by Tom Washko

Kit No. 801 Santa Fe Number 3 Depot
 
side view         end view    

Kit No. 802 Santa Fe Number 2 Depot
 
side view         end view    

Model by John Armstrong
This is John's first attempt at a craftsman style kit and he has done a great job. John has even tried his hand at a little scratch building by providing his barn with upper and lower interior floors as well as a removable roof:

Kit No. 119 Country Barn
   

Model by Dave Cwirko

Kit No. 147 - Hillview Volunteer Fire Department

Model by Mike Caravello