Walthers Cornerstone Railroad Structures brings together model railroad buildings and facilities associated directly with railroad operations. This collection is designed for modelers developing the working side of the railroad, from stations and freight facilities to locomotive servicing areas, shops, yard buildings, and other structures found along the right-of-way. These buildings can help define how different parts of a layout function while giving trains recognizable destinations and operating locations. For the complete structure catalog, browse Walthers Cornerstone model railroad buildings and structures.
Railroad structures serve a different purpose from the industries, businesses, and homes surrounding the tracks. They represent facilities used by the railroad itself and can help establish everything from a small station stop to a larger yard or locomotive terminal. Modelers can use these structures to visually separate railroad property from neighboring industries and communities while creating scenes that support passenger, freight, switching, servicing, and maintenance operations.
Build Working Railroad Scenes
The types of structures selected will depend on the railroad scene being modeled. A station or freight house can establish an important stop along the line, while shops and servicing facilities can form the foundation of a yard or engine terminal. Smaller trackside structures can fill the spaces between these larger facilities and help carry the identity of the railroad throughout the layout.
Create passenger station and freight facility scenes
Develop locomotive servicing and maintenance areas
Build railroad yards, shops, and support facilities
Add structures alongside main lines, sidings, and junctions
Connect railroad property with nearby industries and communities
Beyond railroad property, nearby customers can help establish why freight trains are moving across the layout. The Walthers Cornerstone industrial structures collection provides another path for developing factories, warehouses, and other industrial scenes alongside railroad facilities. Combining railroad and industry structures can create a clear relationship between the tracks, railroad operations, and the customers being served.
Modelers finishing railroad structure and layout projects can also browse Fusion Scale Hobbies' model railroad and hobby paint for painting, detailing, and weathering projects, along with model building glue and adhesives for additional structure-building and layout supplies.
Walthers Cornerstone Railroad Structures brings together model railroad buildings and facilities associated directly with railroad operations. This collection is designed for modelers developing the working side of the railroad, from stations and freight facilities to locomotive servicing areas, shops, yard buildings, and other structures found along the right-of-way. These buildings can help define how different parts of a layout function while giving trains recognizable destinations and operating locations. For the complete structure catalog, browse Walthers Cornerstone model railroad buildings and structures.
Railroad structures serve a different purpose from the industries, businesses, and homes surrounding the tracks. They represent facilities used by the railroad itself and can help establish everything from a small station stop to a larger yard or locomotive terminal. Modelers can use these structures to visually separate railroad property from neighboring industries and communities while creating scenes that support passenger, freight, switching, servicing, and maintenance operations.
Build Working Railroad Scenes
The types of structures selected will depend on the railroad scene being modeled. A station or freight house can establish an important stop along the line, while shops and servicing facilities can form the foundation of a yard or engine terminal. Smaller trackside structures can fill the spaces between these larger facilities and help carry the identity of the railroad throughout the layout.
Create passenger station and freight facility scenes
Develop locomotive servicing and maintenance areas
Build railroad yards, shops, and support facilities
Add structures alongside main lines, sidings, and junctions
Connect railroad property with nearby industries and communities
Beyond railroad property, nearby customers can help establish why freight trains are moving across the layout. The Walthers Cornerstone industrial structures collection provides another path for developing factories, warehouses, and other industrial scenes alongside railroad facilities. Combining railroad and industry structures can create a clear relationship between the tracks, railroad operations, and the customers being served.
Modelers finishing railroad structure and layout projects can also browse Fusion Scale Hobbies' model railroad and hobby paint for painting, detailing, and weathering projects, along with model building glue and adhesives for additional structure-building and layout supplies.
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