Plasticville U.S.A. pieces add character and dimension to your O scale layout. City growth is limited only by your imagination.Features include: •Un-assembled Plasticville U.S.A. building kit•Parts molded in color•O scale•Compatible with all brands of O scale trains•Create realistic scenes by combining Plasticville U...

100-ton coal tower is a must have for steam enthusiasts

Instant buildings for your railroad! The already-assembled model shown here will add interest and realism to any N scale layout.

O Scale. Model comes pre assembled in nice colorful packaging some parts may become dislodged during shipping these parts can be simply glued back on the model. Since 1947, hobbyists and collectors have made Plasticville U...

No. 76 is running late today and its engineer, Floyd, is trying to make up time. Fireman Charley is working nonstop, heaving shovel after shovel of coal into the firebox to keep the 2-6-2 Prairie traveling at 60 mph over the Kansas plains...

Typically, coaling stations were huge towers of steel, concrete, or timber that held 50 to 1,000 tons of coal. This coal would eventually be dumped into steam locomotive tenders to be delivered across the country...

Whether alive with action or quiet and abandoned, this model can be the focal point of your engine service facilities. It's complete with covered pit, machinery house, lifting equipment and positionable chutes to serve two tracks...

As larger engines entered service, many railroads found their older coaling towers couldn't handle the increased demand. By the 1920s, railroads began contracting with outside firms to build new coaling towers...