The CN Class Three Station was the most common station in Canada with over 600 being built between 1910 and as late as 1936. The first station of this class were built by the Canadian Northern which was absorbed into the CN in 1919. After the amalgamation, the CN continued using the "Class Three" description for stations of a specific square footage, but the designs were very different. In fact over the years, with various modifications there were a huge variety of "Class Three" stations. Our HO scale kit is designed from the Canadian National plan 100-253 and to our knowledge has never been produced in kit form before. It is the common 1-1/2 story structure with the add on pantry in the rear kitchen. The kit includes laser cut drop siding with the original 4" boards and 6" wainscot. All windows, doors, roof overhang supports, etc are all cast specifically for this kit. In fact 38 casting are included as no "good enough" ready made castings are included. Other features include the laser cut wood platform, a simulated cast concrete foundation, Campbell shingles and all of the features found in all of our kits as listed at the top of this page. The footprint is 8.5" x 7.5"

This is the one and one-half story style station.