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Pictured below are kits produced to date.
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Kit
#1 1994
"the FAB SHOP"
This
is the one that started it. Designed and manufactured with the help of
Phil Hodges . You "Gazette" readers will remember Phil from
the "SN3 co-op" articles we worked on together.
This
kit was first released at the 1994 Narrow Gauge convention in Denver and
sold out almost immediately. Today this is a very sought after kit.
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Kit
#2 1995
"the MILL"
The
second kit was released at the Valley Forge, Pa. 1995 Narrow
Gauge convention. The name "the MILL" as well as the design itself came from a painting I had seen which depicted a New England grist
mill.
SOLD OUT
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Kit
#3 1996
"the CAR SHOP"
Released
in 1996 at the Narrow Gauge convention in Durango. This kit was designed
to be similar to Kit #1 to accommodate those who were not able to
acquire Kit #1, and as a complimentary structure for those who did.
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Kit
#4 1997
"STONEY CREEK SHEET METAL"
Released
in 1997 at the Narrow Gauge convention in Cincinnati, Ohio. I tried
something different with this kit. I realized that most modelers might
prefer their building to say something other than Stoney Creek
Sheet metal. So, I made a custom cut vinyl stencil available as an option
to the kit. This proved to be very popular.
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Kit
#5 1998
"the BARN"
Released
in 1998 at the Colorado Springs Narrow Gauge convention. This kit
is modeled after an old barn near my house here in Pennsylvania. This
was the first kit that included laser cut wood parts.
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Kit
#6 1999
"INDIAN TRAILS GARAGE"
Released
in Portland, OR. at the 1999 Narrow Gauge convention.
Based partly on a building in Idaho Springs, Co. and a garage in
Oklahoma. This was my first laser cut kit, making for a
clean, sharp, easy to assemble kit. Custom signs were also available. A form
was included with the kit which could be filled out, allowing you
to personalize
the window and the roof sign.
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Kit
#7 2000
"GRANDVIEW GARAGE"
Released
in 2000 at the St. Louis Narrow Gauge convention. Based on
a structure at MGM Studios Florida. That's right, visit MGM Studios, go
to "MUPPETS 4D" and you'll see the inspiration for this kit.
Custom signs were also
available for this kit.
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Kit
#8 2001
"B&M
MACHINE SALES"
Released
in 2001 at the Salt Lake City Narrow Gauge convention. Based on
a number of structures around the Idaho Springs area of Colorado.
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Kit #10 2003
"B.Johnson
Leather Works"
Released in 2003 at
the Denver Narrow Gauge convention. It's shaping up to be the most
popular kit that I've produced, due in large part to the design and
stone work which were both done by my friend Phil Hodges. Good job,
Phil!
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Kit #9 2002 "A Block
of Buildings"
Released at the 2002 NG
Convention in Rhode Island.
Based on
a block of structures in Black Hawk.
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Kit #11 2004
"Hodges Pharmacy"
Released in 2004 at the San Jose Narrow
Gauge convention. Based on a structure I had previously
done in "S" scale for the Building & Structure Co.
called "Hodges Hardware."
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Kit #12 2004
"ACME Dynamite"
Based on a model from the
early 70's that appeared in Model Railroading magazine. This was
the first year that I produced two kits in the same year.
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Kit #13 2005
"WILLS Saddlery & Leather Goods"
Released in 2005 at the NG
Convention in Detroit. Based on a model built by
Laurie Greene for a contest at the Australian Narrow Gauge Convention.
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Kit #14 2005
"Village Groceries and Dry Goods"
Released in 2005 at the NG
Convention in Detroit. Based on plans in an early
Model Railroader (1973 I think). Original is in Wasco Illinois. A version
was also built by Greenberg and Nash that appeared in the Gazette.
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Kit #15, 16, 17 & 18 2006
"Assay Office, Bakery and Post Office"
Released in 2006 at the NG
Convention in Durango. Inspiration for the Assay office came
from plans I had seen by Al Armitage. The Bakery is similar to a store
in Silver Plume CO and a number of other small stores of the
era. The Newspaper is based on the original old newspaper building in Crested
Butte, Co. Each kit was available separately OR as a three
pack. When purchased as a set (Kit#18), a bonus shed was included.
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Kit #19 2007
"On30 Engine House"
Went on sale, in April, at the Mid-Western NG show in Ohio.
An optional detail pack, designed by Gary Cerrone, was also available
for this kit
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Kit #20 2007
"Schnebly Mining Supply"
To be released at the 2007 NG
Convention in Portland Maine. Based on an HO model built by Lowell Ross.
At Lowell's request the model is named after his grandfather.
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Kit #20 HO
"Schnebly Mining Supply"
My first venture into the HO market. Same design
(basically) as the O scale version. Only 50 of these will be made.
Possibly more later.
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