Stevens Creek Models

Structure Kits

 

Thatcher's Outlet

This HO scale kit packs lots of charm into its compact 3" x 5.25" footprint. Using the provided metal, styrene & wood details, figures, and a baker's dozen more signs than you see here you can easily create an eye-catching scene. Adhesive backed shingles and comprehensive illustrated instructions are included. Click here to see the rear of the building in a new window. Part No. TO-HO. Price: $59.95 - Direct sales only.

Corrugated Woodshed

Prototype photo courtesy Bob Brown.

Open Sided Corrugated Wood Shed in HO. About 40' by 20' in size. You can see test builds and finished model photos here in a new window. Part No. CW-HO. Price: $48.00 - only 1 in stock.

Chicago Park Depot

The small prototype structure that this kit models began life in 1886 as a 16 foot square freight shed. It served a sawmill operation on Storm's siding on the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad. The little station was eventually renamed Chicago Park, gained an 8' extension that became the Post Office, and was moved twice before the the railroad realigned a portion of its track, bypassing it in 1908.

Overall footprint, including stairs is about 4-1/2" x 3". Additional station signs provided: Mierda del Toro, New Brighton, Indian Springs, and Willow Creek. Multiple copies of Post Office and Ticket Agent signs, as well as train schedules are included. Click here for a picture in a new window showing Jim Vail's version.

* Figures are not included.

New England Potato House

O scale model shown above.

HO scale model shown above.

Potato houses were a common sight in parts of New England from the late 1800s through the early 1900s. Because New England can be brutally cold in winter, fireplaces were built in virtually every one. Modern insulation materials we take for granted today were not available when these structures were built. Instead of fiberglass or foam board, sawdust was used to fill the spaces in the exterior walls. Many potato houses, due to their construction methods, were consumed in fires. Some survived to become stores, were abandoned, or were put to other uses. These kits will build into one of several similar versions representative of smaller potato houses that were served by rail.

O Scale Part No. NEPH-O. - Sold Out.

HO Scale Part No. NEPH-HO. Price: $85.00 - only 1 left.

Click here to open a new window showing a few pictures of built models, and here to see the O scale kit development.

All versions of this kit will be discontinued when the current stock is exhausted.

Our KCRR Chelsea Station kits are available in three scales! The HO version is shown above. Like the prototype, the platform measures a scale 12' x 12', and the shelter 8' x 8'. The door & windows, as well as the colors shown above are similar to what was found on other structures the railroad owned. Click here to see models built by others in a new window.

HO, S, and O scale versions are sold out.

The Kennebec Central's Randolph Roundhouse kit in HO is now sold out. This kit models almost everything from the 2' gauge prototype except the grease & soot. For a look at a test cut assembly in a new window click here. Please call or email before ordering. Price: $160.00 (Part No. RRH) James McMillin sent a photo of his completed model. Click here to see it in a new window.

New information is available regarding the discontinued Monson Tool House & Car Shed kit. Click here to open a new window with modification information for it.