Customizing a Lionel 6-12734 Passenger Station

Customizing a Lionel 6-12734 Passenger Station

This plastic kit can be customized by adding an interior floor and ceiling along with interior LED lighting.  I have begun adding a floor and ceiling to the kit.  The ceiling will have 4 LEDs in the ceiling. The hole in the ceiling is for the chimney to be added to reach the ground floor. The building color scheme is being revised as shown.

Preliminary photos attached.

More photos of the finished model to come.

Note: This post is intended as information for the general reader. If others care to comment on the topic or contribute ideas to further the modeling activity it is there option to do so.

Customizing a Lionel 6-12734 Passenger Station

This plastic kit can be customized by adding an interior floor and ceiling along with interior LED lighting.  The hole in the roof is for the chimney to be added that will reach the ground floor.

Preliminary photos attached.

More photos of the finished model to come.

Note: This post is intended as information for the general reader. If others care to comment on the topic or contribute ideas to further the modeling activity it is there option to do so.

What paint did you use? I like the colors.

Scotie

Paint is from Lowes

All Valspar numbers:

Satin Brown  Velvet 85044

Satin Thorny Brush 85047

Satin La Fonda Sagebrush 84042

Customizing a Lionel 6-12734 Passenger Station

This plastic kit can be customized by adding an interior floor as shown.

Valspar paint used: Satin Royal Garnet 85012

Preliminary photos attached.

More photos of the finished model to come.

Note: This post is intended as information for the general reader. If others care to comment on the topic or contribute ideas to further the modeling activity it is there option to do so.

Customizing a Lionel 6-12734 Passenger Station

This plastic kit has been an be customized by adding an interior floor, an interior ceiling, interior LED lighting and a complete painting (inside and outside).

Final photos attached.

Note: This post is intended as information for the general reader. If others care to comment on the topic or contribute ideas to further the modeling activity it is there option to do so.

Great thanks for the opportunity to see how it can be done!

I have also seen custom jobs where the "garage door" type freight door was replaced with a 19th century-looking door with X-style bracing.

Those stations are not just popular with three-railers. Many two-railers and O narrow-gaugers use them, too.