Since I am the world's worst (self proclaimed) structure builder (though I do build a kit every now and then), I really like the ones Woodland Scenics puts out. I have a little Bachman Spectrum 4-4-0 American locomotive also, so I've decided to put the Woodland (Ga.) Scenic Railway on my layout (get it! ) yuk yuk yuk...., pulled by that engine. Now I have to find a couple of ol' timey passenger cars. Anyway, here's part of the Railway Station along with a part of the train going by.
Jarrell
Jarrell,
Great composition. Makes me want to be in that scene. Hurry up and get those passenger cars so I have a reason to be there.
jblackwelljr wrote: Jarrell, Great composition. Makes me want to be in that scene. Hurry up and get those passenger cars so I have a reason to be there.
Thanks Jim. You.. or anyone else.. wouldn't happen to know who is making the old passenger cars, would you? I know some of them were called 'duck bills', from the way the roof came over the outside platform. Ho scale is what I'm looking for.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0093p?&C=UDC
Mantua has some1860's-1890's era. Also Roundhouse
http://www.roundhousetrains.com/Search/Default.aspx?SearchTerm=50'+Overland&CatID=THRP
Don't know if these are right for your era.
or if you want a craftsman kit go for Labelle
http://www.rrhistorical.com/cgi/Labelle_Models/labelle.cgi
Have Fun.... Bob.