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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
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

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:
Model by Dave Cwirko
Kit No. 147 - Hillview Volunteer Fire Department
Model by Mike Caravello
Models by Dean Haywood
I customized each building, N-scale kit #'s 615 A. C. Brown Manufacturing
Company and #653 Hinkle Mill, with an
inkjet printed sign. A wooden ladder was added to the water tank on
the A. C. Brown building. The Hinkle Mill was customized with
corrugated roofing and even a couple of pigeons sitting on the roof
ridge!
Kit No. 615 A. C. Brown Manufacturing
Company and No. 653 Hinkle Mill
Model by Bill Alt of Janesville, WI
Kit No. 701 - General Service Building
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