Looking for Small Station Ideas/Plans

Lionel has made some small freight platforms such as seen here.  

Bruce

Name something else after one of the kids...like Bob's Soda and Ice Cream shop. The others may want to trade-off their station names.

Ya can't get any smaller than the OGR ameritown flagstop station. 

Also the Woodland Scenics station is small yet we'll detailed!

Here's my Patsburg commuter station, which is basically a MTH single station platform.

This photo shows a small station on my layout. It was built from Kit 490 - Branchline Station which can be found at the website of American Model Builders (http://laserkit.com/laserkit.htm). Another small station can be found at the website of Branchline Trains (http://www.laserartstructures.com/) as kit 462 "O Flag Stop."

MELGAR

Plasticville has a small town station that might work for you.  I have two of them, one built stock and the other with the raised platform left off and the whole thing lowered with two freight platforms similarly modified and covers at both ends.

If your interested in scratch building, email me. I can hook you up with a bunch of them.

xrayvizhen posted:

Does anyone have plans for small stations that you may have scratchbuilt that you would be willing to share?

I used to have a stack of "kits" for a slightly stripped down version of this station for use in clinics that I used to do for the NMRA to teach a form of scratchbuilding; this one is a slightly expanded version on my layout. I gave the original away to a friend.  I could probably find the plans & instructions for the original simpler version if you want a copy.

mwb posted:

xrayvizhen posted:

Does anyone have plans for small stations that you may have scratchbuilt that you would be willing to share?

I used to have a stack of "kits" for a slightly stripped down version of this station for use in clinics that I used to do for the NMRA to teach a form of scratchbuilding; this one is a slightly expanded version on my layout. I gave the original away to a friend.  I could probably find the plans & instructions for the original simpler version if you want a copy.

Really nice looking structure as usual Martin 

There is also the Atlas O suburban station... just leave off the platform!

And there is the old Chooch/ Berkshire Valley Branchline Freight station kit as well!

wbg pete posted:

Who manufactures this station, WGB Pete? Is it a pre-assembled built-up building or a kit? Also, footprint please, if available. Thank you.

Thanks to all for the suggestions. Today, at my local train store, I found the Plasticville station for $9.00. Whether I put it together as designed or kitbash it down to a slimmer (less deep) version is up in the air at the moment but I figured for 9 bucks, I can't go wrong and Isaac (he's 2) will love screaming "All aboard!" (He sounds exactly like Ozzie Osborne at the beginning of Crazy Train.)