Union Station Made From 4 MTH Banks

I think they could be easily scratch built using styrene strips. Check out your local hobby shop or online for Plastuct or Evergreen styrene. They offer clear styrene also for the windows.

Pete

Thanks Pete, If I can’t find them I will build them for sure!

Here's something that we have in progress.  We are developing a line of buildings, with an eye towards those that are historical in nature, that may be purchased as kits or built-up and in the form of flats, 1" deep shadowboxes and buildings. What you see here, from left to right, is our Corrigan Station with a 15" wide by 12" deep footprint, our Cameron Apartments building with a 5-story unit on top of a 7-story unit, and our Pickwick Hotel. These are all being developed as described above as flats, shadowboxes and buildings. The Shop section of our website has the Corrigan Station and Cameron Apartments as kits and built-up, as flats or shadowboxes. Contact us directly to custom order the them in building format.

Thanks, I don’t know why tall city buildings have to be so scarce and soooo expensive. They are so visually powerful on a layout. This is a good solution.

We are working to fix the so scarce issue and are trying like heck to keep them at the only soo expensive level. Our product line will continue to evolve and grow where the market takes us. Right now, my direction is towards historical architecture and use, with a certain simplicity to model, flexibility of size and height variations, and resultant visual interest. We have our sights on the Packard plant in Detroit, Heinz factory in Pittsburgh and the Colgate plant in Jersey City.

Doug,

Sweet.  If/when you tackle the Packard Plant count me in.

It would fit in nicely with my layout plans.

Mike

Mike-

If you have access to any original design drawings please clue me in. I have reached out to the adaptive reuse developer and original architect without any luck.

Just what was on the blog. I copied it all down and put it in sword doc.