Photos from York – 2

The TW booth was bright and a roomy venue to show their O gauge kits.

The Union Station by TW is a model that is worthy of having a layout designed around it.

There are several coaling towers on the market, but the one by TW would be a crowning touch to your engine service area.

Another angle of the tower. The paint and weathering make it look like it is made from concrete!

The steel arch bridge kits features a 'steel' structure concurred by concrete blocks.

Few modelers think of the poor engine service workers and how their life would be easier if just they had serving platforms!

TW offers a well thought out, low relief warehouse backdrop kit.

Need a full size warehouse? TW has one for you.

Trolley cars are 'in' and TW is offering a small, light rail station kit!

More conventional passenger operations may benefit from these contemporary station platforms.

The neatest things I saw at York were the single and double highway underpasses. Many people will remember them from having driven under – or staking out trains at –countless gems like this from the 1930s-40s-50s. They could only be better if they had a Pennsylvania or New York Central symbol as part of the poured concrete design.

If you have a flat layout, this just might make you want to add some elevated terrain!