The standard #9 Station of the Canadian Pacific was like the #3 Station of the Canadian National in that with its many variations it was the most common station of the railroad. With its spacious living space for the agent and fairly large express area, it was found in communities of from 5,000 to 15,000 all over Canada. After they were first built in the early 1900's there were many modifications and in the end when they were being dismantled there were probably not two identical ones left of the over 300 built. The prototype for this kit is located in Port Moody, British Columbia, (the first western terminus of the CPR,) and is now a local museum. The kit features laser cut laminated chipboard with Campbell shingles, horizontal wood wainscot, laser cut wood platform, over 30 custom made castings for the windows, doors, chimneys and roof supports, a cast simulated concrete base and our usual easy to follow instructions with photographs. the footprint is 13.5" x 5.5"