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In HO Gage... <br /> <br />Can anyone tell me where to get "old western town" buildings, circa 1870 or so. <br /> <br />I'm building a Christmas/Winter layout with snow cover which goes from the far northern California mountains to the Pacific Ocean, complete with a fishing village and lighthouse (I built from scratch). Now I need a foot-hills town with general store, etc. (I have the train station, water tower, etc.). Now I need the rest of the town!! <br /> <br />The trains are all 4-4-0's. I've created my own HO Santa and sleigh (usingt a 6 diopter magnifier...gees!), toys, stuffed bears, etc. and they all look pretty real, if I do say so myself. The trains are all decked out for Christmas too. <br /> <br />Now I need a town for Santa's train to pull into! I don't reli***he thought of having to scratch-build the town as well. <br /> <br />I'm into extreme realism. Any thoughts out there? Most buildings kits are either too new (early 1920-1930 etc.) or too "big city" like New York, Chicago or San Francisco. <br /> <br />I've checked Walthers and other on-line dealers and various stores to no avail. It seems as though the 4-4-0's and the Old West are passe! <br /> <br />John Canino
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