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  • Essex

    Z scale Montana vistas Builder: Bob Bloss from United States
    Posted in Industrial, Shop, Structures, Town, Vehicles, Z Scale

  • A Little Bit of "Yard" Work

    HO Scale 46" x 32" using Outland Models structures, accessories , figures and a lot of trains from a generous dono...
    Posted in Garage, HO Scale, Industrial, Laser-cut Kits, Structures

  • Cowboy Town & Country

    Layout is 13"x24" Z-scale Builder: James Elledge from United States
    Posted in Farm, Old West, Structures, Town, Z Scale

  • The grain hauler

    Z scale background scene for my HO layout. It is inspired by a small town in Alberta Canada that I grew up in called Okotoks. I include...
    Posted in Structures, Town, Z Scale

  • Lewistown, WI

    N scale, Small town in southern Wisconsin Builder: Bill Fuller from United States
    Posted in N Scale, Park, Town

  • Old West

    HO using Outland Models wagons, figures, railroad hand car, etc Builder: Ken Rose from United States
    Posted in Figures, HO Scale, Old West, Town

  • Mobile On Fire

      N scale 3D printed Emergency Vehicles and Fire Apparatus custom detailed, painted and decaled, some also have Na...
    Posted in N Scale, Vehicles

  • Old West

    HO Scale Builder: R Woods from Canada
    Posted in Figures, HO Scale, Old West

  • Big South Fork Gorge

    T -T-Trak N Scale Corner of the rugged and beautiful river gorge in Northeast Tennessee. The campsite set was used as one of c...
    Posted in Figures, N Scale, Vehicles

  • Camper's Corner T-TRAK module

    Standard T-TRAK corner module, n-scale. Features a forest hillside, tunnel, and family of railfans camping. Uses the "Outdoor Campsi...
    Posted in Figures, N Scale, Vehicles

  • Old West & National Parks

    Updated on 29th May 2023 Z Scale Crater Lake National Park, Mt. St. Helens National Volcanic Monument and Tomstone...
    Posted in Old West, Structures, Town, Z Scale

  • A&B Pacific RR (Mod3)

    I mainly run transition era, USWestern railroads with a Southern California style, so many of your buildings fit both the older and new...
    Posted in N Scale, Structures