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The easy-to-build Walthers Cornerstone HO Scale Merchant's Row II kit brings together three different stores in one structure. Often just a few blocks away from the railroad tracks, the business district is one of the most important parts of any small town or big city. This unique kit combines three storefronts into one space-saving structure that fits on almost any HO Scale layout. Add your personal touch to Merchant's Row I with paint and the supplied full-color decals to create a one-of-a-kind model for your steam or diesel-era scene. Merchant's Row II is one of many Cornerstone HO Scale businesses. As shown the kit measures: 10 x 5" or 25.4 x 12.7cm Three complete stores under one roof Fits 1880s to present Perfect for small town or big city Use with other Cornerstone stores to model a complete business district Colorful decal signs for a variety of businesses Molded in appropriate colors and clear plastic

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The prototypes for railroad buildings like the Walthers Cornerstone HO Scale Car Shop evolved into long, specialized structures dedicated to freight or passenger car repairs. Several tracks ran the entire length of the building so cars could be moved quickly between workstations handling trucks, brakes, interiors and other appliances. Perfect for servicing any kind of equipment, this kit features a modular design so several can be combined to build a larger building, and it's a natural for modeling all kinds of heavy industries. Without the car shop, a railroad just doesn't run. Big enough to look right, small enough to fit steam- or diesel-era layouts, this model is packed with features. Detailed brickwork, an authentic saw-tooth style roof with skylights, separate windows, roll-up doors, openings in the floor for rail, everything right down to the decals, is included. The Car Shop is one of a wide variety of Cornerstone HO railrroad buildings. 3-stall brick Car Shop Modular design allows kits to be combined for a larger complex Saw-tooth style roof Great for steam or diesel-era layouts Molded in appropriate colors and clear plastic The basic Car Shop kit as shown builds a three-stall shop measuring 11-5/8 x 8-13/16 x 7-5/8" or 29.5 x 22.4 x 19.4cm. Track center lines 2-3/4" or 70mm.

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The Walthers Cornerstone Three-Stall Roundhouse kit is as essential to railroading as track and locomotives. Many brick roundhouses still serve today housing engines between assignments and providing a place where light repairs and inspections can be done in all kinds of weather. Adding one to your engine terminal is a snap with this North American style kit. All of the prototype details are there, including the traditional two-level roof, with separate clerestory windows and smokejacks, plus 23 large windows for natural lighting. It holds engines up to 13" long, typical of the power found on most lines. Stalls are spaced on 10-degree angle, requiring less approach trackage. With its modular design, the basic 3-stall kit can be enlarged up to a full circle to meet the needs of your railroads. To finish your roundhouse scene, install a Walthers Cornerstone Motorized Turntable to serve your new Roundhouse. Must-have for steam-era layouts Includes 3 stalls on 10 degree angle Can be enlarged up to 36 stalls by combining multiple kits Realistic brickwork Holds engines up to 13" long Easy-to-build plastic kit Molded in appropriate colors As shown the kit measures: 14 x 14-1/4 x 4-11/16" or 35.6 x 36.2 x 11.9cm

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Cattle and livestock were important traffic on every U.S. and Canadian railroad from the steam era into the 1960s and the Walthers Cornerstone Stock Pens kit makes it easy to bring this traffic to your HO Scale railroad. Federal laws mandated that animals be rested and fed en route, so stock pens like this could be found in yards as well as near small towns and at remote sidings along the mainline. Huge stockyards, covering several acres, could be found in big cities, and packing plants needed pens to hold livestock. With its modular design, this kit builds everything from a small town loading stock pen to a big city stockyard. The kit includes detailed parts for two realistic pens with loading chutes aligned to the doors on coupled 40' stock cars, plus a lean-to for shelter or feeding.  Realistic stock pen kit Parts for two pens Feeding lean-to structure Loading chutes align to the doors on coupled 40' stock cars Great for steam or early diesel-era layouts Molded in appropriate colors

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Whether set in the days when Shays and Heislers ruled the forests, or served by contemporary diesels and trucks, the Walthers Cornerstone Mountain Lumber Company sawmill can be the centerpiece of any logging operation. Everything you'll need to start work is included, from the log conveyor to the burner. The mill building is enclosed with board and batten siding and covered with a corrugated metal roof. This style is typical of permanent operations or those that ran in areas where the weather could turn cold. At the back is a canopied area, where fresh-cut boards are sorted. To keep the machinery running, there's a nicely detailed powerhouse with twin smokestacks. And for the final touch, you get a sawdust burner, used to dispose of scrap lumber and sawdust from the cutting operations. Typical of buildings constructed from the 1920s to the 1940s and still in use today, the Mountain Lumber Company model fits easily into steam- or diesel-era layouts. The Mountain Lumber Company is just one of a wide variety of Cornerstone industrial buildings. Includes main mill, log conveyor, powerhouse and sawdust burner Realistic wood-textured walls and canopied sorting area on main mill Fits steam and diesel-era layouts Printed signs Easy-to-build plastic kit Molded in appropriate colors Main Building: 13 x 16 x 5-3/4" or 32.5 x 40 x14.3cm Log Conveyor: 3 x 21" or 7.5 x 52.5cm Powerhouse: 4-1/8 x 4-3/8 x 4-1/2" or 10.3 x 10.9 x 11.2cm Sawdust Burner: 3-7/8" or 9.6cm Diameter x 4-1/4" or 10.6cm Tall

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The Walthers Cornerstone HO Scale Interlocking Tower kit is based on one of the most important buildings alongside any railroad. Interlocking towers controlled signals and switches at sidings, junctions, drawbridges, yards and station terminals. In use from the early 1900s until computers took over in the 1980s, a few are still standing. A great starting point for a trackside scene, this model is complete with an exterior stairway, as well as simulated rods for the control system. It has the look and feel of similar structures used along railroads large and small. Several can be used along your line to capture the "family" look so common to railroad architecture. Plastic parts are molded in color and detailed to simulate wood construction. Decal signs and complete instructions are also included. The Interlocking Tower kit is one of a wide variety of Cornerstone HO Scale railroad structures. Great for steam or diesel-era layouts Realistic wood siding and shingled roof Typical of towers used across the continent Molded in colors plus clear window glazing Includes decals Finished structure measures: 5 x 1-7/8 x 4" or 12.5 x 4.6 x 10cm. Interlocking rods measure: 5-5/8" or 14.2cm long

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A Curbside Classic for Post-1930s Layouts Not too long ago, prototypes for the Walthers Cornerstone HO Scale Al's Victory Service Gas Station could be found at every busy city intersection and along most major highways. Premium was 25 cents a gallon, maps were free and restrooms were clean. There was a mechanic on duty who could fix anything. And Al always wore a spotless uniform when he came out to pump your gas, check the oil and wash the windows. Introduced in the late 1930s, box-style stations like Al's this sprang up from coast to coast and remained a standard well into the 1950s. Combining the office, restrooms and service bays into one structure, they provided a uniform, neat appearance that attracted motorists. Lots of windows made them bright and cheerful, as did the enameled steel walls decorated in company colors. Although newer stations have taken their place, many survive today and many have been repurposed as independent garages, body shops, retail stores and offices. A few have even been converted into private homes! Authentic styling looks great on any vintage or modern street scene. Optional pumps are included to match your era, along with colorful decal signs for the finishing touch. Just add vehicles, figures and interior details, available separately, to create a busy scene anywhere along your layout. Al's Victory Service is an ideal addition to any scene along with other Cornerstone HO Scale businesses.  Classic box-style gas station Realistic Art Deco styling Freestanding streetside sign Decal signs Molded in appropriate colors and clear glazing The finished Al's Victory Service Gas Station model measures: 4 x 6 x 2-1/16" or 10 x 15 x 5.8cm

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Walthers Cornerstone HO Scale High-Voltage Transmission Towers are based on typical steel "high tension" electrical power line supports used across the continent. These tall towers will add realism to your railroad's skyline. The set includes four easy-to-build towers with molded-on eyelets for stringing wire (933-3344, sold separately). High-Voltage Transmission Towers are just part of the line of SceneMaster and Cornerstone HO Scale scenery details.  Includes parts for four towers Great addition to 1950s and later scenes Perfect in industrial or rural scenes Parts molded in gray Use alongside Modern High Voltage Transmission Tower Kit (933-3343 sold separately) Easily detailed with High-Tension "Wire" (933-3344, sold separately) Model a complete power grid with the Cornerstone Metro Power & Light (933-4052), Northern Light & Power Powerhouse (933-3021), Northern Light and Power Substation (933-3025), High-Voltage Transmission Tower (933-3121), SceneMaster Electric Utility Pole Set (949-4120) and assorted Utility Trucks (949-11636 to 11895), each sold separately  Each assembled High-Voltage Transmission Tower measures: 2-1/2 x 2-1/2 x 9-3/8" or 6.4 x 6.4 x 23.8cm

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The Walthers Cornerstone HO Scale Big Grain Storage Bin is based on structures found at elevators, feed mills and on farms across the continent. Featuring realistic corrugated-metal construction complete with panel lines, grain bins can be used alone or with all kinds of Walthers Cornerstone grain handling structures. Typically, grain bins are connected to other structures with the Grain Conveyor (933-3124, sold separately). All grain conveyor parts are molded in an appropriate base color and complete instructions are provided. Build a complete grain handling scene with Cornerstone HO Scale grain-related structures and cars. Use with other Walthers Cornerstone grain handling structures Realistic corrugated construction Easy-to-build plastic kit Molded in appropriate color As shown the Big Grain Storage Bin is 5-1/2" or 13.9cm in diameter, height is variable.

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The Walthers Cornerstone HO Scale 90' Turntable is based on those used at small steam engine terminals. A vital part of train operations, this kit has ben carefully designed to fit most layouts and the 90' turntable has a one-piece pit for drop-in mounting. Once assembled, the bridge is manually position able. The kit includes the pit, gear drive, realistic decals and complete instructions. Complete hookup instructions cover wiring, adding track and more. The detailed bridge includes the operator's cab, handrails and a traditional arch (used to supply electrical power to the drive motors on the prototypes). This model can be motorized by adding Motorizing Kit 933-1050 (sold separately). The 90' Turntable is one of many Cornerstone HO Scale railroad buildings. Centerpiece for a small locomotive servicing area Manually position able Can be motorized by adding Motorizing Kit 933-1050 (sold separately) Molded in appropriate colors

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