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San Gorgonio Land and Water Co.
#102Price $19.95

Description: This Little Spanish style structure is typical of the architecture built between the early to mid part of the 1900Ís. This particular structure could be used to house a barber shop, bakery, small restaurant, cafe, or small office. We modeled our structure after the San Gorgonio land and water co.

Kit Features: Extraordinary fine castings, Spanish style clay tile roof, Step by step instructions with exploded view illustration, and Quick simple assembly


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Walley's Filling Station
#104 Price $29.95

Features: Assembles quickly and easily, exploded view assembly illustrations with step-by-step written instructions, brass etched walls and windows, detailed cast interior and pump island console, corporate sign plates compatible with microscale decals (decal sets for Mobile, Esso, Shell, Ashlandand, & Sinclair).

A history of the Walley's Filling Station

This little filling station is typical of many others that were erected during the 40's and 50's. It wasn't unusual to find three or four stations like Walley's competing at one intersection. They were typically owned and operated by local businessmen who would obtain a brand name franchise like Mobil, Standard, Texico, etc. Our model is patterned after an existing service station off old highway 99. The structure is not used as a filling station today. It now houses a successful muffler repair shop.

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The Freight & Packing Structure
#108Price $39.95

Features: This model requires about 3 inches by 8 inches (footprint) of space on a layout. It is intended as a railroad siding type of structure and the prototype was built in the early 1900's. Small portions of siding have been removed so that you can see the wall studs to simulate an aged appearance. It will fit well in any scene depicting rail side service. (Era 1900's-current).


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The Bartlett
#109Price $49.95


Features: This model requires about 3 1ò4 inches by 4 inches (footprint) of space on a layout. Our building is patterned after a contractors wholesale construction supply business that served Bartlett Illinois. The floor plan is very versatile and could serve many types of commercial tenants such as: agricultural seed & feed supply, saw mill, etc. Consider it for line side service (spur track) as it fits well into any suburban region of America. (Early 1900's-current).

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Menlo Park Depot
#110Price $49.95

Features: This model requires about 3 inches by 5 inches (footprint) of space on a layout. Our Wood structure has a very comprehensive amount of architectural ornamentation, just like the prototype. Although the prototype is located in Menlo Park our model can easily serve as a passenger depot in any region of the US. The prototype is still in operation for Amtrak service so that gives it a wide era band (Era early 1900"s-current ).


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Radio Transmission Tower
#111Price $19.95

This Transmission tower is a fine etched brass prototype. It includes two antennas. These towers are very common everywhere. Our model is 10 1ò2 inches tall. (An optional lighting kit is available from Richmond controls)

Windmill
#YY-01Price $24.95

This windmill is a replica of the windmills frequently found in rual areas in the late 1800's and early 1900's. This model would look great on your layout next to Deloney's Barn!


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(C&O prototype)
#112Price $29.95

Features: This model requires about 1 Inch by 1 1ò2 inches of space (footprint) on a layout. Our tower fits well in any region of the US. Interlocking towers are becoming a thing of the past, however there are still a few left. Consider your railroads era and prototypical status (Era early 1900's-tentatively current)


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Ft. Davis/Depot (SCL prototype)
#113Price $29.95

Features: This model requires about 1 7/8 inch by 3 1/4 inches of space (footprint) on your layout. This small depot will be suited to a rural setting. Depots like this are becoming a thing of the past although the ones that are still standing are typically used for regional maintenance of way or are abandoned. (Early 1900's to tentative current)


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Phillips Feed Seed and Fertilizer
#114Price $69.95

Features: This model requires about 7 inches by 2 3/4 inches (footprint) on your layout. This structure is loaded with architectural style and detail parallel to none. At one end you will find two circular wood silos for storing the bulk grain. On the reception side of the structure you will find an elevated entrance deck with an extended overhang roof. This area is perfect for posturing all kind of working figures, sacks of seed, feed, and grain. Opposite, on the rail side, you will find two service doors and a overhead grain chute. Of course this area would look good with a couple of cars set out next to it. At the other end you will find a very intricate covered freight deck for bulk delivery and reception. The exposed roof joists and supports really add to the realism of this structure. This structure is designed to stand out as the focal point of your siding and can serve well in both the steam and the diesel era's . (Early 1900's to current).


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Deloney's Barn
#115Price $44.95

Deloney's Barn is Showcase Miniatures newest release. We have developed a production technique specifically for this old barn which gives it character and an aged appearance. You don't have to be an expert at weathering to achieve the look you see. Deloney's barn can be the home to many a farm animal but don't let its agricultural appearance fool you. This old barn could host some great barn dances or moonshine parties. So have a barn raising get together on your layout and let the fun begin.


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School House
#116Price $49.95
(The school children are available separately for $9.95, see below)

Description: This is a scale model of the old school house in San Timeteo canyon it was built in the early 1880's to serve the developing canyon and surrounding area. It sits approximately 500 feet to the south of the UP (former SP) Colton to Yuma mainline. The railroad recognizes this area as El Casco. There was once a small station and Water tank near the site. The SchoolHouse is still standing and is currently being renovated by a group of historians. It has been recognized as a national historic structure and site. It is fairly new to the national registry but I am told that it should appear in the register very soon.

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Railroad Section Support Structures

#117Price $29.95

The most recent addition to Showcase miniatures line is the item #117. This kit consists of three structures. They are a water pump house, tool shed, and car shed. The pump house is used to supply the water to the section water tower, the depots crew support facilities. The tool sheds are used to house an inspection car and basic supplies for maintaining the railroad between sections. The tool shed / workshop also is intended to house the inspection car but also has a small workshop for the crewmembers to perform minor repairs.

Intended for a railroad scene, these structures are a must if you are trying to develop a scene that accurately depicts a working Railroad section. These structures would likely be found at or near the site of a depot or train order office. They would be very well suited in the time of transition from Steam to Diesel. Although these structures can still be found today, the advent of dependable municipal water supplies and modern railroad operations limit the need for them. If you decide to use these structures in modern operations you may want to consider weathering them to match the many years of service they have been through.

All three models come pre-painted and only require minor assembly. Assembly only requires the gluing of the wall and the stick and peel application of the window frames and trim.

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