Cornerstone Series(R) quality with no assembly needed
Instant fun and realism for your railroad
Molded in authentic, multiple colors
Use with any railroad, any era
More time for fun
Now, you'll have time to operate, kitbash, work on other projects, superdetail, plan, dream - do anything that makes your model railroading fun - because we've made adding detailed buildings to your railroad as simple as opening the box.
Introducing the all-new Trackside Built-Ups - the first FULLY-ASSEMBLED Cornerstone Series(R) structures.
Each complete building and accessories turns empty layout space into a detailed scene in seconds.
TRACKSIDE BUILDING THAT SAYS "RAILROAD" Used alongside other buildings or by itself, this building says "railroad" in any layout, module or diorama scene. Typical of the designs used by American railroads large and small from the 1880s to the 1970s, it fits any location and era. And, it's assembled from plastic parts with light colored walls and dark trim, typical of the paint schemes real railroads used on their buildings. Easy to add to any layout, it can be used as-is, or quickly and easily weathered to blend with the surrounding scenery.
Perfect for main, branch, shortline or industrial roads, you can use several to make your entire line more realistic.
Instant fun and realism for your railroad
Molded in authentic, multiple colors
Use with any railroad, any era
More time for fun
Now, you'll have time to operate, kitbash, work on other projects, superdetail, plan, dream - do anything that makes your model railroading fun - because we've made adding detailed buildings to your railroad as simple as opening the box.
Introducing the all-new Trackside Built-Ups - the first FULLY-ASSEMBLED Cornerstone Series(R) structures.
Each complete building and accessories turns empty layout space into a detailed scene in seconds.
TRACKSIDE BUILDING THAT SAYS "RAILROAD" Used alongside other buildings or by itself, this building says "railroad" in any layout, module or diorama scene. Typical of the designs used by American railroads large and small from the 1880s to the 1970s, it fits any location and era. And, it's assembled from plastic parts with light colored walls and dark trim, typical of the paint schemes real railroads used on their buildings. Easy to add to any layout, it can be used as-is, or quickly and easily weathered to blend with the surrounding scenery.
Perfect for main, branch, shortline or industrial roads, you can use several to make your entire line more realistic.