My fascination with model trains began at an early age... the age of four to be exact. That year I woke up to a 4x8 sheet of plywood under the Christmas tree, the likes of which I had never seen. It was a glorious mess of everything 1970's HO scale trains had to offer. A few cars were on the only siding track at the front along with a small AT&SF steam engine. There were a few plastic buildings, a water tower, and the worlds most hideous foam molded mountain at the back of a pretty basic oval. The whole board was covered in that hidious grass mat stuff but I can see it in my mind like I was still there right now.
After the usual morning of opening gifts, eating the cookies that Santa had to be too full to finish, and visiting with all the family there, my father in his typical fashion, said I had missed something! Yikes! A gift has gone unopened??? How could this be? So began the search for this mysterious missed item. After a few minutes of torture and laughter, my father walked over to the train board, threw on the controller, and out from that nasty foam mountain (But completely AWESOME at the time) powered a glorious F3 A and B with B&O blue gray and gold stripes loco set pulling B&O passenger cars! Stick a fork in me... Im done. My father looks at my mother and says, what the heck is wrong with him? I can't beleive he didn't turn it on an hour ago...
On the way into my twenties I abandoned HO for the more space saving N scale. Fast forward through a lot of years and I found myself retired from a career as a custom jeweler. Coincidentally a career that involved working on very tiny things with precision and the tools suited to such work. Finally, as I relax and settle into my plan for the model railroad I've always wanted, I have started to design things I'd like to display for myself. While 3D printing opens up a much larger world of options to people, I find myself really wanting to make the bulk of the impressive stuff. Hard to say where this will go... if anywhere at all which is most likely haha!
It's all about the details...
Circa 1967-1987 Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles, vaccuum formed windows, and all needed resin parts for assembly. Can be a day cab or add 36" sleeper. Also a couple extra optional parts for assembly of your choice. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
Circa 1967-1987 Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles, vaccuum formed windows, and all needed resin parts for assembly. Can be a day cab or use a 48" sleeper. Comes with optional detail parts you choose how to assemble. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking. Parts may be substituted from other 359 Models however not all will fit this frame. Just ask when ordering.
Circa 1967-1987 Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles, vaccuum formed windows, and all needed resin parts for assembly. Comes with 63" sleeper and optional detail parts you choose how to assemble. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
Circa 1967-1987 Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles, vaccuum formed windows, and all needed resin parts for assembly. Comes with 63" Doonan sleeper with vacuum formed windows and optional rear custom fenders. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
Circa 1967-1987 Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles, vaccuum formed windows, and all needed resin parts for assembly. Comes with optional detail parts you choose how to assemble. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
Newly Updated 12-26-23... Circa 1967-1987 Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles, vaccuum formed windows, and all needed resin parts for assembly. Comes with optional detail parts you choose how to assemble. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking. Unique to this kit pieces include 8" scale pipes, 150 Gal tanks, rear steps and headache rack. Parts may be substituted from other 359 Models. Just ask when ordering.
Circa 1973-1987 Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles, vaccuum formed windows, and all needed resin parts for assembly. Posable with bed up or down... Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
Circa 2006-Present Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles, vaccuum formed windows, and all needed resin parts for assembly. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
Circa 2006-Present Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles, vaccuum formed windows, and all needed resin parts for assembly. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
Circa 2006-Present Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles, vaccuum formed windows, and all needed resin parts for assembly. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking. Bed is poseable up or down, tail gate swings, pusher axle can be assembled up or down position.
It's all about the details...
Circa 1995-Present Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles and all needed resin parts for assembly. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking. One of our simplest to assemble models.
Circa 1986-Present... Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles and all needed resin parts for assembly. Deck Boards are resin inserts that can also be used for balsa cutting templates. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
Circa 1984-Present, shorter versions were common in the 60's-70's. Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles and all needed resin parts for assembly. Two different resins used for a snap together assembly of the moving parts. Can be in posed down for hauling or up for dumping. Removable hydraulic piston for changing positions just like the Dump truck above. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
Circa 1978-Present, these short frame versions were common in the 60's-70's. Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles and all needed resin parts for assembly. Two different resins used for a snap together assembly of the moving parts. Can be in posed down for hauling or up for dumping. Removable hydraulic piston for changing positions just like the Dump truck above. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
Circa - Modern Era Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles and all needed resin parts for assembly. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking. Our simplest to assemble model.
Circa 1974-Present Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles and all needed resin parts for assembly. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
Circa 1986-Present Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles and all needed resin parts for assembly. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
Circa 1986-Present Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles and all needed resin parts for assembly. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
Circa 1986-Present Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles and all needed resin parts for assembly. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
Circa 1996-Present Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles and all needed resin parts for assembly. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
Circa 1967-Present This one is modeled after 1984 trailer. Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles and all needed resin parts for assembly. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
Present Day Lowboy Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles and all needed resin parts for assembly. Removeable neck for setting scenes. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking. The easiest and least amount of assembly parts of all the kits here.
1985-Present Day Woodchip Trailer Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles and all needed resin parts for assembly. Hinged rear tailgate. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking. Multi-piece bottom for easier painting.
1963-Present Day Propane Trailer Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles and all needed resin parts for assembly. Multi-piece kit for easier painting. Separate removeable spare tire. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
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It's all about the details...
962M Loader Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles and all needed resin parts for assembly. Made from 3 different resins not counting the tires. Articulated and functioning bucket and steering. Printed clear resin front and rear windows. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
962M Loader Resin Kit Complete with stainless steel axles and all needed resin parts for assembly. Made from 3 different resins not counting the tires. Articulated and functioning bucket and steering. Printed clear resin front and rear windows. Wheels can be made to roll. Ready to file, sand, and finish to your liking.
Front assembly is better before painting. Tires don't need paint. Control arm has a specific direction for proper clearances.
It's all about the details...
Hillside Series House with tall foundation to be recessed into foam for a more realistic neighborhood. Multi levels made in separate easy to assemble pieces. Floors can be separated with styrene sheets and easily wired for lighting. Will also be available in short foundation. Ask about left or right facing to fit the scene, many models can be made in a mirror image.
The Blue Bridge... A Western Maryland Landmark connecting Cumberland to Ridgeley. Made to scale 24" long with channel for .5mm styrene road surface. Accurate rivet pattern. Don't beleive me? Start counting then... Good luck.
Western Maryland Station - A Western Maryland Landmark. Will have working doors, accurate rooms and staircase. Provisions for wiring lights inside and out. Yeah, I've got a long way to go on this one.
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