Processed fruit was shipped in reefers via the rail spurs located on both sides of the plant which were serviced by the Santa Fe Railroad.Ī prototype Color Photo Sheet has also been included to be used as a reference for coloring and “modernizing” this structure. Oranges and lemons were trucked to the plant in 55-Pound field boxes that were unloaded at the loading dock on the rear of the plant. This plant was first opened in 1935 by the Escondido Orange Association and continued processing citrus fruits until 1987 when it was closed by the Paramount Citrus Association. The kit takes the most interesting elements from each of the prototypes and blends them into one. This kit serves as a representative of lumber mills that existed in California, Idaho, Minnesota, Oregon and West Virginia from the 1890s to today. N Scale Architect Long Valley Lumber Mill Kit Though the exact date of their construction is unknown, we estimate that they were originally built in the late 1800’s or early 1900’s when coal was the primary source of fuel for heating homes and powering businesses. This kit is based on a pair of retail coal structures that still stand in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The completed model measures 3” high, 1/4” x 1/4” at the base and 3/4” x 1 1/4” at the top. This all brass kit includes the well sleeve and piping shown. Nearly 6 million of this prototype were manufactured by the Climax Corporation. The earliest examples were made of wood which were eventually replaced by the mass produced steel prototype represented in this kit.

Wind powered water pumps have been a feature of the American Mid-West for well over a century. Each kit includes 2″ diameter x 1½”H Kiln and 3/8″ x 1/4″ x 2½”H Chimney bubble-free resin castings along with full-color illustrated instructions. Numerous scenic detailing packs (#20114 thru #20119) are also available to add more interest to your brick making operation.

N Scale Architect Bee Hive Kiln & Chimney’s (2 Pack)Įxpand your ‘C & H Brick & Block Company (#10054) brick making operation with these newly mastered Beehive Kiln & Chimney kits. It features a dozen c-thru stairways with fine railings & wood textured platforms, a 10′ x 10′ cabin with panel & rivet details, hip & flat roof options, window visors, radio antenna, directional peak vent, laser-cut 2″ x 2″ ‘concrete’ base, and full-color illustrated instructions. This photo-etched stainless steel kit can be built up to 100 N-Scale feet tall (approximately 8”) without the need for special tools or solder.

Railroad taskboard