Walthers 933-3094 HO Union Station Kit

Description

All the classic design elements are here, from the tall support columns to the nonworking clock on the roof. Where space was limited in larger towns and cities, two or more railroads would often combine their resources to build and operate major terminal stations. And best of all, this unique kit is based on an American prototype, so it looks right and fits perfectly without kitbashing. Whether your line runs heavyweights and steam, the flashy diesel streamliners of the 40s and 50s, or any of the colourful schemes and equipment of the Amtrak-era, Union Station is an ideal focal point for passenger operations. Complete your station scene with the Butterfly Style Station Platform Shelters (933-3175), sold separately. Designed to capture the look and feel of similar prototypes across America, it puts big detail in a small space without overwhelming your layout. And of all, this unique kit is based on an American prototype, so it looks right and fits perfectly without kitbashing. The large roof is neatly detailed with large skylights and numerous vents to make it more realistic. For generations of travellers, Union Station was the magical gateway to and from the world. Separate doors and windows, along with moulded-in cut lines on the back of each wall simplify customising. And of all, this unique kit is based on an American prototype, so it looks right and fits perfectly without kitbashing. Where travellers rushed to make their connexions.

Key Features

• For generations of travellers, Union Station was the magical gateway to and from the world.
• And of all, this unique kit is based on an American prototype, so it looks right and fits perfectly without kitbashing.
• All the classic design elements are here, from the tall support columns to the nonworking clock on the roof.
• And thousands of commuters began and ended their workday.
• Designed to capture the look and feel of similar prototypes across America, it puts big detail in a small space without overwhelming your layout.
• Here is where the journeys of the finest trains on the line started and ended.