The Depot: 

This classic American style depot design was used by many railroads in the first half of the 20th century.  This particular depot is based on Soo Line Standard First Class Depot plans.   The depot would be a focal point of the town receiving passengers, freight, mail, merchandise and needed supplies several times a day.  A few of the railroads that used a similar design for their depots include the Milwaukee Road, Chicago Northwestern, and the Canadian Pacific. 

The Model:

The roof features Monroe Models printed peel-and-stick shingles for HO scale, which make an accurate and easy to assemble model.  All components are precision laser cut with peel-and-stick windows, doors, and trim for simple painting and construction.   The kit is made of laser cut basswood, micro plywood, fiber board, and plastic parts, plus cast chimneys.  Also included are vintage advertising signs, town name boards, and instructions with photos and diagrams to make assembly easy and fun!

Kit size:  14-1/4"L x 5-1/2"W x 3-3/4"H