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3057 Courter Factory 3057 Courter Factory
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3057 Courter Factory
$103.00

The Courter Factory was built in Cobleskill NY in 1866 and over the years had many uses. The building was used by Stanton Courter as part of his lumber and manufacturing companies. By the 1920s it was the home of Harter Silos. Harter had the patent for the wood and concrete silos seen all over the country and many of the kits were built in this building. Sadly the building burnt down in the late 50's early 60's. The building can be built with the loading dock on either side and the side addition can be moved or built as a stand alone structure.
Footprint: main building 4" by 7" with out addition, 7" by 8" with addition. The Addition as a stand alone is 1.5" by 3".

3008 Will's Feed and Seed 3008 Will's Feed and Seed
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3008 Will's Feed and Seed
$83.00

With a foot print of 5" x 5", this makes for a main industry. It includes roof signs, laser-cut plywood walls, laser-cut windows and trim, glazing, loading dock stairs, foundation, and metal roof.

3003 Single Stall Engine House (With Doors) 3003 Single Stall Engine House (With Doors)
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3003 Single Stall Engine House (With Doors)
$83.00
Reminiscent of the early days of railroads the RS Laserkits Single Stall Engine House and Side Shop is a blend of several of the features seen on many of the short lines, logging bases, and mines throughout the country. These structures allowed typical maintenance and storage for a wide range of locomotive and rolling stock services. These scenes are reflected in the older photographs of yesteryears railroads. These kits have full inside framing.
Footprint: 2.25" x 4.5"
3077 Bain & Mitchell Wagon Co.
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3077 Bain & Mitchell Wagon Co.
$78.00
This kit is inspired by the photo on the top which I found on-line. The building was in Salt Lake City date unknown but I'd guess between the 1880-1920's. Building is unique in one way as the roof goes through the wall on the right side and the two roof vents plus the open bay on two sides.

We tried to copy it the best we could going off this one and only photo, I have searched and have found no other shots of it.

Kit includes two of our Farm Wagons and spare wheels.

Footprint: 3.5" x 7.0"

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