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Central of Georgia Class C Depot

This is a Central of Georgia Standard Class C Depot found throughout the south. With the help of the Central of Georgia Historical Society, we have produced this kit from actual company architectural drawings.

C&O Standard #1

C&O Standard #2

C&O Standard #3

C&O Three Pack Accessory Buildings

Quinnimont Cabin - C&O Prototype Station

PRR Class A Station

The class "A" passenger and freight station (16'x40') was found in scores of locations in western Pennsylvania and the nine other states the Pennsy served in the mid-west. The class "A" station was built between 1887 and 1906. Dozens of pictures of variations of the class "A" station are available on the internet. This kit contains laser cut basswood walls, laser cut plywood roof, trim, and windows. Laser cut slate shingles and injection molded chimney are also included This kit is also engineered with tab and slot construction along with many other time saving features. Construction time should take between 6 to 8 hours. Please use photographs to help superdetail this very accurate model. (Plans and data are supplied by The Pennsylvania Railroad Technical and Historical Society [PRRT&HS].)

PRR Section House

The 1st class section house (12'-4" x 16'-4") was found in scores of locations in western Pennsylvania and the nine other stats the Pennsy served in the mid-west. Taken from tracing 8140, these structures were used for hand cars, track tools, and as small offices from 1899 to the end of the railroad. Pictures of the 1st class and other section houses have to be gleaned from the background of photographs, as few were ever the subject of their own photograph in its entirety. This laser cut plywood model faithfully follows available tracings and pictures. Construction time should take between 2 to 3 hours.