Denver Union Station Model Now Available! - have a look - its REALLY cool!

That's beautiful!  A little out of my league unfortunately.

3497, for a model   not.

Beautiful model, incredible even! Something I will hope to see on someone else's layout some day!

Mike:

Awesome model.  What would it take to get TWTrainworx to do Union Station in Memphis or Terminal Station in Birmingham?

Neal Jeter

Any chance there might be an Milwaukee Road Everett Street depot happening in the future???

Milwrd

Like to see trackside view if possible, very impressive!

Gorgeous!  The "Travel by Train" sign is a really nice feature.

Mike,

Excellent!  Well done. 

I remember seeing the station in person while I attended USAF intel training at Lowry AFB. Still have some pix from 40 some years ago. 

Louis. 

WoK

$3500 for a model train station!

Holy Cow!

VERY NICE but WAY out of my league! :-(

Mike, that is a really good looking station with a lot of detail work put into it. It will make a nice addition to a number of layouts....................Paul

The reality is custom built structures are very expensive in any scale, in HO FSM typically sell for 300 +/-for the kits alone depending on the complexity of creating the parts, assembley and painting the labor hours can really add up, I believe the Dunham Studios Quechee Gorge Layout is at least 10 months into construction with a number of talented people working on it, labor like that is not inexpensive. Just saying, clearly the market for these models is very small. JMO

That is impressive!!! 

Very impressive!  I need to look up the history of this station.  The further west things go, the less I know  BigRail

I am in Mike.

Dorcie took my order on Tuesday.

Hopefully it may be ready in time for pickup at York the end of next month.

This impressive model will be the centerpiece of my new layout under construction. I could not be happier.

Donald

Shades of Hunter Harrison!!!

Does it do anything for that price.

Mikey

I showed it to my financial advisor and she wants to know what is the return on the investment.

As soon as we have new trailer for the layout we are going to pass the hat to purchase one. 

  I hope it's not the same hat your passing around for the trailer.

Wow  How cool is that station  Wish we had room for it    Dorcie  Need to talk to you about a project

What a beautiful structure - Thanks to your whole team for producing a model like this. There are so many stations that are a unique and vanishing part of our country's history that can hopefully be captured in miniature one day...

Humm...juss checkin' the math....200 hours @ let say $15.00 per hour plus 500  pieces at a ridiculous $1.00 apiece;  This borders on a loss leader. 

Just because it may not fit into one's budget has no bearing on it's value.    I have installed two other Trainworx stations.  These things are a work of beauty.  This one may very well be the best so far.

Mike, any chance it might be available as a false front for the acreage impaired?

Beautiful station!  I love my TrainWorks Chicago Union Station and the price of this makes it seem like a bargain.  

Art

As shown it is a beautiful rendition of a magnificent building.  Even if it was economically feasable, I wonder if my mediocre modeling skills could do it justice.

Where can I find the 7 stations being offered?

What a fantastic work.  Wow!

Now...I'm just waiting for Los Angeles Union Station.  I've asked Train Dame about it at York  a couple of times.  

TrainWorx products are simply unsurpassed.  My several bridges are just now getting situated on the new layout.

Trainworx is in a league of its own.  I am very impressed by this station.

It happened again!  I keep buying the wrong lottery tickets!

Does it include the 1920's-30's Welcome Arch as a accessory? () I know it would not be 'correct' time period with the 1950's Travel by train neon. If the Travel by train sign is detachable, you could have a reasonably accurate 1930 station.

I think offering a facade only version of some of your stations would be welcome. They take up so much real estate especially for those of us with shelf layouts. I imagine some people would be interested in just mounting them on the wall like trophies.

Beautiful station.... I am still waiting for an O scale model of the Glacier Park, MT station. 

I have the GCT, it is the center piece of my layout. The detail on your stations has increased over time, this one is very nice. If I had a spot for it...

I am lucky enough to have Trainworxx Stations and I can tell you they are amazing pieces of railroad art. Roger and Dorcie Farkash are carving a place for themselves in the pantheon of the hobby. Mow that Babe Ruth has joined the team, i look forward to more amazing efforts !

Scrappy

If you look under the table you will see a giant O scale layout in the basement .

Hi all,

Thanks for the comments! Yes, these stations are one of a kind, each and every one of them! You really need to see this station in person to appreciate its size and appearance. Very impressive structure to say the least. The model makers in the shop have done an amazing job with this structure and Roger did a great job of compressing it enough to fit O gauge layouts without sacrificing the "look and feel" of the prototype!

As promised last week, here are few more photos of the station. Hope you enjoy!

Best,
Mike

Nice!

Mike,

That structure is awesome. Up to the Excellence one expects from you.

The interior is fantastic. Thanks for the great pictures, looks just like I remember it

as a kid passing though in the 1950's.

Tom

High quality model and excellent craftsmanship. I have the money but won't buy one. The most expensive structure on my layout cost less than $100. Just doesn't agree with my sense of value for a toy to spend $3500 on any one structure. There may be some deep pocket model railroaders who may buy such an extravagant piece.