Kits

The next step in the Lunde Studios Stump Tower N scale kitbash was to extend the sub-assembly I completed for the main entrance to cover the full front of the facade. In the previous... [Read more]

The really nice thing about kitbashing a Lunde Studios kit is that everything on their kits follows standard styrene strip sizes. That makes it extremely easy to remove a section... [Read more]

I recently purchased Downtown Deco’s first new N scale release in two years, Patterson’s Hardware (kit #DD2011). Like Downtown Deco’s other kits, Patterson’s Hardware is made... [Read more]

For some of you that are looking for an N scale church, Kibri’s kit #37025, which I believe was previously discontinued, is now showing up as in stock at some online retailers: N... [Read more]

If you’ve been following our forum or Facebook page, you know that I’ve been working on a kitbash of Lunde Studio‘s resin-cast Stump Tower kit. This Lunde Studios... [Read more]

   I’ve been trying to do some relatively quick projects from things I already have on my self. I know some of you are still waiting on my PRR Tower build, but for now, that’s... [Read more]

Lasercut billboards can add very quick detail and interest to your rooftops. If you haven’t tried building one, they’re fairly simple and could be completed in a very... [Read more]

Lunde Studios (LS), one of the few manufacturers producing urban highrise structures in N scale, has been plagued with an unfortunately history of production delays and complaints of... [Read more]

Many of us (me included) have long been anticipating the next N scale release by Lunde Studios. Well, the wait is over. Lunde Studios has released Chadwick Tower, a 12″ tall,... [Read more]

As I was surfing the Web the other night, I came across the site of MicronArt, an N scale manufacturer I’ve seen before but always seem to forget about. MicronArt produces N... [Read more]