A brick, two bay structure that was found while touring the alleys of Chicago's Rogers Park neighborhood.
What caught our eye was slightly larger size and the loft above the garage doors.
Buildings like this were common to urban neighborhoods which often had (and still have) small industries running "out back".
This would make a great auto shop, welding shop, out building or even a garage.
It comes with two different roofs, several types of doors and a small shed.
This is a fun and easy kit.

This small industrial building is a compilation of several small factories. It could be a small forge, glass blowing plant or heavy machine repair shop. It features a large rooftop window bay, a sheet metal roof, vents and blowers.
There is a tall freight door on one side.
The roof bay can be shortened or left off all-together, so combining multiples of this kit to create a big industry is a natural.
This model is a great partner to our steel sided building and Quonset hut.

This wood frame factory building is based on a photograph of the J.L. Simon Furniture factory and is typical of many backwoods industries found all over West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
It is made from a very distressed, red painted clapboard and a tar paper roof. We were drawn to the unusually low side wings and its 'home made' look.

Pump house, sewage plant or telephone switch.
Another great example of an urban industrial structure.
Comes with an assortment of signage with a cut stone look.

Found everywhere and probably our best selling kit. We think our Quonset hut is the best kit of its kind anywhere. Available in clean white or heavily rusted. It features an optional side loading bay, several dormers and a roll-up steel door.
Easy to build our Quonset Hut is a great starter kit for those just getting into building with card stock.

This steel walled shed can be found in every rail yard.
It works well added to any industry or standing all alone.
You can combine it with our steel factory building or Quonset hut.
It's one of the most flexible kits we make.
Though it's not intended to have windows we include some in the kit for you to place as you wish.
You decide where or if you want to use them.

This is identical to the 'Utility Shed' except it is surrounded with industrial style windows and is sheathed in standing seam steel sheets.
Also combines well with other kits.

The mercantile can add a lot of character in a small space. Featuring advertising graphics and moderate weathering, this is a great starter kit for modelers just getting started with card models.

Small frame homes like these are a common site in urban industrial districts.
This kit features our multi-level distress system and can be built in many different configurations.
It is available in 6 colors.

Plant #2 is one of our most popular kits.
A flat roofed brick plant buuilding that combines well with many other structures.
It features a railside loading dock as well as a truck dock and small garage.

This variation on the sheet metal storage building has tons of character. Another find by our friend John, while out on a bike ride. This simple model looks great by itself or added on to any other building.

Ice distributors like the Jefferson Ice Co. were a common, even iconic sight found in most moderate sized towns.
From the 30's through the early 60's, they supplied ice in blocks and cubes to industries and homes until ice became a do-it-yourself activity. The Jefferson Ice Company still exists but this Icehouse has been shuttered for some time.
We were fortunate to find it still standing in Des Plaines, IL.
This kit is an exact duplicate, photographically researched and computer modeled.
It has a challenging and beautiful model when carefully built.

Recently redesigned and improved, the warehouse is a great companion to the plant #2 kit. The warehouse also lends its self to being built as a low relief background building.
Because of the size of this building, we were able to enlarge the smaller scales by adding floors.

30 inches of fence in each pack.

30 inches of fence in each pack.