Here's a unique structure thatll look great in any rural town or village or modern suburb.

Businesses like State Line Farm Supply offer implements, repair services and more. During the steam era, many of these businesses received machinery by rail in box cars or on flat cars; the pieces were unloaded at a nearby trackside ramp. In the modern era, as urban areas crept further outward, these buildings found new occupants like auto dealers, mechanics, garden centers and more, in distinctly suburban areas.

This versatile barrel-roofed building features a detailed, decorative brick facade and garage doorsperfect for any auto or equipment dealer needing work space. Also included are a trackside unloading ramp and oil and fuel tanks. The two supplied rear walls allow you a choice of large doors or windows and decals with a variety of business names make customizing easy!

Drive through any town (or suburb) today and youll still see plenty of similar structures, so State Line will look at home on your post-1920s layout.