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Our most ambitious project yet! The Canaan, Connecticut Union Station was built in 1872 at the junction of the Central New England and Housatonic railroads (both later parts of the New Haven). A major architectural landmark, this station stood intact and essentially as built until 2001 when an arson fire destroyed a major portion of the station, including its distinctive tower. The damage was severe enough that most observers considered the remaining portion of the station to be doomed.
However, a grass roots local effort along with state and private funding has meant that, like a phoenix, a restored Canaan station is returning from the ashes. Owned by the Connecticut Historical Railroad Association, the station is being rebuilt to is former glory.
This kit provides an accurate period model (circa 1940) of Cannan station based on plans provided by the restoration firm along with copies of the original plans along with information provided by the New Haven Railroad Historical and Technical Association. Kit includes wood, resin and photo-etched parts, Grandt Line baggage carts, appropriate signs and posters and much more....
MSRP $299.98
BRA #659
Dimensions - 22"x20"x7"
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This compact station is based on the 2 foot narrow gauge Wiscasset, Waterville and Farmington Railway’s Wiscasset, Maine station. However, its compact size makes it perfect for use as a commuter or flag stop station nearly anywhere.
MSRP: $43.99
Item# 660
Dimensions 9 "x 1-3/4"x 2"
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The prototype for our kit was built by the New Haven railroad on its Danbury branch just north of Wilton, CT. It is a classic small town station design complete with waiting room, baggage room and operator’s track side bay window. The station still stands today, although the station building has been converted into a coffee shop - serving commuters on Metro North in ways perhaps not intended by the old New Haven!
Kit includes appropriate signs.
MSRP: $59.99
Item# 661
Dimensions 7 "x2 1/2"x 3 1/2"
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This classic small station was located in Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania on the Reading Railroad. Similar structures were built for the PRR.
Kit includes appropriate signs and coal bin.
MSRP: $25.75
Item# 662
Dimensions 2 1/2" x 3" x 2"
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The prototype for this kit was built in 1884 on the old Lewisburg & Tyrone Railroad, later part of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The station still exists as a restaurant today. Our kit is based on the ststion as it appeared in the 1940's.
Kit includes appropriate signs.
MSRP: $77.98
Item# 663
Dimensions 6 1/2" x 2" x 2
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This standard Santa Fe station design was used in numerous locataions on the Santa Fe.
The kit includes appropriate signs and Santa Fe design outhouse.
MSRP: $71.75
Item# 665
Dimensions 12"x 4 1/2"x 3"
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The perfect accompaniment to the Santa Fe Station, this platform can also be used on its own as a loading dock.
MSRP: $31.98
Item# 666
Dimensions 16 "x 4 1/2"
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The prototype for our kit was built by the New York, Ontario & Western railroad in upstate New York. It is a classic small town station design complete with waiting room, baggage room and operator’s track side bay window. Although the O&W was abandoned in 1957 this station still stands today, lovingly restored by its current owner - author and railroad historian John Taibi.
Kiit includes appropriate signs and milk cans.
MSRP: $69.50
Item# 667
Dimensions
15" x 3" x 3 1/2"
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Opposite View
Door Detail
Rear View
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Another standard Santa Fe station design that was used in numerous locataions, this station would be appropriate for small and medium sized towns.
The kit includes appropriate signs.
MSRP: $48.99
Item# 668
Dimensions 7 " x 5 " x 3"
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Rear View |
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This station was built by the New York Central railroad in Woodard, NY. It is a classic small town station design complete with waiting room, baggage room and bay windows.
The kit features laser cut wood components and peel and stick trim. Also includes appropriate signs and resin chimney.
MSRP: $63.50
Item# 670
Dimensions 8-1/2 " 3" x 3 1/2"
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Rivera station was located on the Santa Fe’s Los Angles Division, Second District. Its ornate design sets it apart from most other standard Santa Fe stations. Rivera served as an active passenger station for many years before being retired and donated to the town. It survives today, moved away from the railroad, as the home of the Pico Rivera Historical Museum.
Kit includes wood and resin parts, Grandt Line baggage cart, platform benches, appropriate signs and much more....
MSRP: $119.98
Item# 673
Dimensions - 8”x 5”x 3-1/2”
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Right End View
Front Detail
Left End View
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