Ragg's...To
Riches?
The
Highest
Quality
Laser-cut Craftsman Kits for Model Railroads
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A SHORT BIT OF
BACKGROUND:
After
designing model railroad
structure kits for other
manufacturers
for more than 10 years (since 1993), we decided to take the next step
and
purchased a laser to produce our own line in 2004. We
currently
have more than forty structure kits available in HO, S, and O scales,
and have
designed nearly 100 kits for the hobby.
ALL
the
kits in our line REPRESENT REAL
STRUCTURES
that either once
existed or are still standing. No caricatures! We have
worked to make them as
accurate as possible. More than once our customers have told us
the finished models are of
museum quality -- something of which we are very proud.
We only use the best of materials in our kits -- no cardboard, no
plastic windows or doors. All kits are laser-cut and engineered
with an extensive slot
and tab
design for easier construction and a stronger model. The roofing
shingles are always
peel-and-stick and are made
from a special textured paper of a thickness appropriate for the
building's scale. If the structure incorporates an inner plywood
core,
all outer
wall overlays are peel-and-stick as well as all windows, doors, and
most trim. We should point out that the adhesive used with our
peel-and-stick parts is a very aggressive industrial product, far
different than what most modelers have worked with in the past.
The bond actually becomes stronger over time.
Chimneys, finials, and detail parts are nearly always unique to
each
prototype, cast from new masters. Decals, door knobs, and
lock plates are always included.
Our instructions also set our line apart from others. They
have gained notoriety as being some of
the
best on the market. We feel a modeler shouldn't have to "second
guess"
the assembly of a fine kit. Step-by-step instructions accompanied
by numerous photographs and Parts Layout Diagrams are included in each
kit, as well as suggestions for adhesives, useful tools to have on
hand, and paints for finishing your model.
Simply stated: WE DON'T TAKE SHORTCUTS!
Although the kits are not extremely
difficult to assemble (some
are easier than others!), they
may be
a challenge for the first-time builder.
Thanks for visiting and I hope to hear
from you!!
-- Joe Fuss --
....the "Ragg!"
(What's with the business's
name? Forty years ago I was tagged with the nickname "Ragg" due
to certain personality traits (which have mellowed over the
years). The name stuck and my friends still address me as "Ragg"
or "Raggman". I initially considered several "railroad-type"
names
for the business, but thought I'd have a little fun for a change, be a
little less serious, and simply call it "Ragg's". The "...To
Riches?" part was an afterthought and is purely wishful thinking.
I'll take no offense if the next time we see each other you call out
"Hey, Ragg!")
DETAIL PARTS & STUFF!
I've finally stopped
long enough to begin adding our many detail parts along with various
odds and ends to the web
page. Until now, these items (totaling nearly 50 in HO, S, and O
scales) have only been available at the shows we attend or by special
request. Logs, chimneys, smoke jacks, finials, the new S-scale
baggage wagon and platform scale, railroad mugs, and more are now (or
will soon be)
available via the web page. I've only listed a few parts
for now, but will try to add more each week (hey, it's a
big job!). Clicking on "Detail Parts & Stuff!" (above) or
any photo (below) will take you
to the page!
WE OFFER OUR SHAKE, 3-TAB, AND
DIAMOND SHINGLES AS STOCK
ITEMS
THESE SHINGLES ARE OF PROTOTYPE THICKNESS, HAVE A TEXTURED SURFACE, AND
ARE PEEL-AND-STICK
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO ORDER,
CLICK THE LINK BELOW OR THE PHOTO ABOVE.
ROOFING/SHINGLES
THE MAUDE MONROE (HUKILL) MINE: (S-scale...let
us know if you'd like to see this kit in HO!)
One of the more popular mines to
model railroaders over the last 40 years or so, the Maude Monroe
(a.k.a. Hukill) Mine, located near Idaho Springs,
Colorado, is, for the first time, available as an S-scale kit.
Because of the fidelity to the prototype, this may be one of our most
fastidious kits to assemble, but also one of our most interesting and
picturesque. Having a small width of only 4¼ -inches, it
requires a minimum of space. Built on level ground as the
prototype, the depth can be as much as 18-inches, but it can be
shortened to fit in as little as 14-inches if built on a
hillside. The kit includes the tiered retaining walls, ore bin,
ore bin superstructure, headframe with brace, and hoist house.
Additional support structures are now available as separate kits,
making it possible for you to build a complete complex. See
below! Please click on the above photo
for more information on the mine.
MINE SUPPORT BUILDINGS: (S-scale)
OUR
NEWEST S-SCALE
KITS!!!
We
now offer two sets of "mine support buildings" to help you develop your
Maude Monroe Mine into a fully functioning business. In reality,
these small structures are perfect outbuildings for any mine and can be
used with other industries to add that special look to a scene -- the
look that makes it CONVINCING. SET 1 includes the Change House
(upper left) and the Carpenters Shop (upper right), and sells for
$65. SET 2 includes the Office (lower left), Outhouse, Compressor
Building (lower right), and Water Tank, and sells for $80. Click
on any of the above images for more photos and information.
WEST SIDE BUNK HOUSE: (HO,
S, and O-scale) OUR
NEWEST HO and O-SCALE
KITS!!!
O-SCALE BUNK
HOUSE
S-SCALE BUNK HOUSE
This is a simple little kit
that's very
versatile. It's designed after the "generic" West Side Logging
Company's bunk houses, but can easily be used as an outbuilding for
any number of other applications -- railroad, industrial, commercial,
or even a backyard shed. The kit consists of an inner
plywood core that's overlaid with sheets of pre-cut, peel-and-stick
vertical siding boards. Once the carrier sheet is removed, the
boards look (and act) as individual siding planks. The roof
pieces are plywood with the ends slit to appear as individual boards on
the bottom side (look closely!). The roof is peel-and-stick
tarpaper and the hold-down furring strips add an interesting,
eye-catching detail. Because the bunk houses each had slightly
different characteristics, the kit includes three different options for
the door and four different options for the windows.
Footprints: 1⅜ x 2¾ inches (HO); 1⅞ x 3¾ inches (S); and, 2½ x 5
inches (O). Priced at $22 (HO), $28 (S), and $34 (O), they're
affordable, quick to assemble, fun to build, and can add a lot of
interest in a small area. Order yours from the table at the bottom of
this page.
THE DOLORES CONOCO PLANT: (HO,
S, O-scale)
Dolores CONOCO Plant, HO-Scale
THE RICO DEPOT: (HO, Coming in
O-scale)
The depot in Rico, Colorado,
was built soon after the Rio Grande Southern arrived in town in the
Fall of 1891. With it's distinctive tower (destroyed
by fire in 1936) and gracefully curved platform roof, the depot was
probably the
most photogenic of all those on the railroad. Lasting until the
end of the famous little narrow gauge line's life, it closed in 1951
and is no longer standing. Even though this highly detailed kit
(with more than 500 pieces and 12 sheets of our peel-and-stick shake
shingles) can be built into a museum quality model,
the 44-page instruction manual has been prepared for less experienced
builders to tackle the project and produce a structure they will be
proud
to display. Assembling the kit will require time (at least 60
hours) and patience. Appropriate parts (windows, trim, and
decals) for both the early version (with the tower) and the more
"modern" version (as rebuilt after the fire) are included so either can
be built. Please click on the photo, above, for more
information. (The photo above illustrates the completed "tower"
version of the model with our HO Depot Detail Set added, DP3007.)
BENCH
TOP ORGANIZER: (ALL scales)
Here's
a handy, inexpensive helper to make your modeling more fun. Our
friend John Socha-Leialoha likes to be neat and organized when he's at
his bench, so he designed this handy organizer for his frequently used
tools. For the fun of it, I gathered the tools I use most
(at least those I could find), and collected them in a pile (left hand
photo, above). All the tools fit easily in the organizer, with
room to spare (right hand photo, above). Now I don't have to go
looking all over my bench (or the floor, in open drawers, in the
wastebasket...) for the tool I just set down a minute
ago....somewhere. It truly is a big help. The organizer
measures about 12-inches (30-cm) long by 4¾-inches deep (12-cm),
and stands 3-inches (8-cm) tall at the back. It has a total of 24
cells, three different heights, and includes 8 movable cell
dividers. Laser-cut from matboard, assembly is required...tools
not included! Order from the HO table below or on our Detail Parts & Stuff page.
($16.00)
OURAY'S ENGINE HOUSE: (S,
O-scale)
Even though the kit is specific
to Ouray's prototype, it's a
basic, 2-stall narrow gauge engine house, featuring operating
doors, a removable roof, and a structurally detailed interior.
Once the roof is removed the trusses are exposed, along with all the
interior framing and sheathing. The S-scale kit is designed to
handle C-18 and C-19 class engines, although K27s will fit,
barely. The O-scale kit was designed to fit K27s, and most
K28s. For more information and photos, please click on the above
photo.
ENGINE HOUSE DETAIL SET:
(O-Scale)
This detail set is intended
for our Ouray Engine House, but is very useful for making any engine house or
roundhouse appear much more realistic. Some assembly and painting
is required. The set includes 66 O-scale details and sells for
$79, postpaid in the US. Click on the picture above for a
complete listing of the parts and more photos.
GORDON KIMBALL STORE: (HO,
S, and O-Scale)
Gordon Kimball's store was
located in Ouray, Colorado. In the decade of the 1880's the
store reportedly did more than $200,000 in sales annually outfitting
the miners in the region. The small footprint of the structure
allows it to become part of any layout or diorama. The removable
roof allows an interior to be added at any time, and the large front
windows as well as the interesting lettering make it a great point of
interest. For more information and photos, click on the picture
above. The kit is available in HO-scale ($70), S-scale ($80), and O ($100), all
postpaid in the US.
DURANGO'S SAND TOWER: (O-Scale)
The Durango Sand Tower is the
perfect companion to both our Coaling Tower and the Durango Depot. The
relatively narrow footprint (4 1/2 wide x 14 1/2 long) allows it
to fit in most engine service facitlities. The counterweight is
functional, as well as the spout: it both telescopes and
raises/lowers. For more
information, click on the photo above.
BEL AIR DEPOT: (HO-Scale)
This beautiful little depot was
located in Bel Air, Maryland, and originally served the narrow gauge
Maryland Central Railroad. The railroad eventually was widened to
standard gauge and became part of the Maryland and Pennsylvania
Railroad. The kit was developed for, and at the request of
the MA & PA Historical Society. It is our first venture
into a truly "eastern" railroad structure, and judging by the response,
won't be our last. (The first two runs were sold out before I
could list them here on the webpage!). Special features of the
kit include accurate prototype chimneys, simulated slate roofing for
the second story, raised seam roofing over the platforms, and two types
of doors and several sign configurations to accurately reproduce the
structure during different periods. Click on the photo above for
more photos and information.
BLAKLEY'S
SERVICE STATION: (O-Scale)
Our most detailed kit to date,
Blakley's is an accurate reproduction of
a Prohibition-era filling
station that once existed in Kendrick, Oklahoma. The outhouse,
clothesline, and nearly 100 detail parts are included to add realism to
the exterior of the station, and the removable roof allows access to
three interior rooms complete with trimwork (interior detail castings
are not
included). The authentic period graphics make this an outstanding
model for any layout. Please click on the photo for more
information and photos.
ROADSIDE
BILLBOARD SET: (ALL SCALES)
This
set of three period billboards is meant as an accessory for our O-scale
Blakley's Service Station, but they work well in any scale.
Actual size is 4-inches (10-cm) wide 2-inches (5-cm) tall, and
1¾-inches (4.5-cm) deep. Order
detail part DP1007 from the O-scale
ordering table, below. $12 for a set of three. (Assembly
required)
DEPOT
DETAIL SET: (HO, S, and O-scale)
We've put together a set of
details that will add life to any depot. The parts are
made by Grandt Line, Bowser, BerkShire Valley, SS Limited, Tichy,
DesignTech, Wiseman Model Services, and our own laser.
The sets include a baggage wagon, waiting benches, a Fairbanks scale,
hand
carts, crates, barrels, drums, luggage, tools, trash cans, a ladder,
and more. The O-scale set ($68) includes 54 parts, the HO
set ($50) has 80, and the newest addition in S-scale has 79! Click on
the picture above for a complete
listing in each scale. Order the O-scale part DP1006, S-scale
part DP2011, or HO-scale part DP3007
from the table, below.
RANDOLPH
DEPOT: (S-scale)
Ever since designing the HO kit
for Stevens Creek Models, we've been asked...and asked...and asked to
produce the S-scale version. Finally, for the 27th National
Narrow Gauge Convention in Portland, Maine, I stopped long enough to
work out the design and Lori produced the kits. (A design as
complicated as the Randolph cannot simply be "scaled up". It
requires starting with a blank page and drawing each part from
scratch.) The actual depot was located about an hour north
of Portland and served the diminutive, 2-foot gauge Kennebec Central
Railroad. The kit includes the 2-seater outhouse and the fancy
weathervane shown in the photo. For more information and photos,
click on the photo, above.
SANDERS WATER
TANKS -- EARLY and LATE VERSIONS: (S and O-scales)
Sanders Tank, EARLY version
Sanders Tank, LATE version
The Sanders water tanks (EARLY
and LATE versions) were located north of the town of Phillips, Maine,
on the 2-foot gauge Phillips & Rangeley Railroad, later to become
the Sandy River and Rangeley Lake Railroad. The kits were
designed and produced especially for the 27th National Narrow Gauge
Convention in Portland, Maine. The small footprint (3 x 3-inches
in S and 4 x 4-inches in O) make them easy to add to most shortline
railroads and provide a fascinating focal point.
DURANGO'S
COALING TOWER:
(O, S-scale)
Not recommended for the
first-time kit builder, these kits are truly "super kits". The
O-scale kit rises 15-inches from the roadbed and has a pit
that falls more than 2-inches below, measuring nearly 1 1/2-feet
tall, top to bottom. Both kits include all the details
you've come to expect, including operating lights, a movable chute,
brass H-beams, and dozens of Grandt Line detail parts. This is a
well designed, laser-cut
kit...not a box of stripwood. Click on
the photo above for more photos and details.
THE ALADDIN GENERAL STORE: (O,
S, LIMITED RUN IN HO)
ALADDIN GENERAL STORE
Typical of many similar
structures located in every corner of the country, the Aladdin General
Store is a wonderful depiction of rural life in America during the
early and mid-20th century. The covered front porch, the five
small additions, and the two outhouses in the rear speak of a slower
life and a simpler time, when you could "sit a spell", enjoy a cool
beverage, and contemplate things past, present, and things yet to
come.
Once serving as a depot and freight station, it is now listed on
America's Register of Historic Places and still serves the community of
Aladdin, Wyoming. The kit has been available in S-scale for
sometime (as well as an optional S-scale detail set, available
separately), but is now also available in HO and O. The HO kit is
a
LIMITED RUN and includes more than 50 detail parts, some made just for
this kit. At most,
150 HO kits will be
produced. The O-scale optional detail set contains 36 castings
from 7 manufacturers and can be purchased separately. For more
information and additional photos of the Aladdin kits, please click
on the above photo.
TELLURIDE
DEPOT: (HO-scale...coming in O)
Even though it's been around
since 1890 (well
over 100-years!), I believe this is the first time the Telluride Depot
has been available as an HO kit. The kit has everything you've
come to expect from us: a highly detailed, highly accurate model
that includes optional open freight room doors for interior detailing;
peel-and-stick windows, siding, and trim; ten sheets of our own
textured, peel-and-stick shake shingles; and, a 48-page, spiral-bound
instruction manual. By the time the design for this kit was
finished, it included nearly as many parts as our HO Ridgway
Depot. For more photos and information, click on the photo
below. The kit may be ordered from the table at the bottom of
this page or from the linked page.
TELLURIDE DEPOT
MANCOS,
COLORADO'S HOTEL LEMMON:
(O-scale)
Even though the Hotel
Lemmon is
from Mancos, Colorado, it would be at home in any part of the US,
during any time period. It's a turn-of-the-century hotel with a
small footprint. It's only 9 3/4-inches wide by 9-inches
deep....but can be built as small as 5 1/2-inches (14-cm!!) wide.
Additional parts allow the small side addition to be built as a
separate out building. CLICK on the photo below for more history
of the prototype and information about the O-scale kit.
THE
HOTEL LEMMON'S SMALL BOILER HOUSE: (O-scale)
When I designed the Hotel
Lemmon
kit, above, I made it an option as to whether the small boiler room
addition was attached (as with the prototype) or assembled as a
separate structure. So many modelers would see the stand-alone
version at shows and ask if it were available separately, that I
finally developed a kit for it. The uses of the small structure
on any O-scale layout is limitless. For a larger photo and more
information on what's included in the kit (more than just the
structure!), click on the photo below. At only $25, it's our
least expensive kit!
(Model
by Chick Sweeney)
TELLURIDE'S
F.D.WORK BUILDING: (S and O-scales)
It's one of the most famous
commercial structures on the Rio Grande Southern and is now available
in both S-scale and O-scale. It's a classic old western structure
built at the
turn of
the century and served by it's own RGS siding -- a rare thing,
indeed. It can be assembled in either of two configurations --
either with, or without the side stairway/loading dock.
CLICK on
the photo below for more information on all three FD WORK kits that we
offer.
TELLURIDE'S BRUNSWICK SALOON:
(HO, S, and O-scales)
One of our most
popular kits, Telluride's Brunswick Saloon is now available in O,
S, and HO.
Having a very small footprint, an affordable price tag, pre-printed
gold lettering on the windows, a special chimney to match the
prototype, a working exterior
light, and brass bars on the windows and doors, it's a great little kit
for many model
railroads. For more information and
additional photos of the BRUNSWICK SALOON, click on the picture below.
TELLURIDE'S
BATHS
BUILDING: (HO, S, and O-scales)
It
once was a hardware store and a cafe, but now serves as an upscale
kitchen wares establishment.
For more information and photos, click the picture below.
DURANGO DEPOT:
(HO, S, and
O-scales)
Because
it's still around and
used as a narrow gauge depot, the Durango
Depot may be the most familiar of all the Colorado depots to us
modelers. ALL three of the kits are true to the prototype's full
size -- these are LARGE structures! When complete, the O-scale
model is 42-inches long!
CLICK on the photo
below for more information....and to see the S-scale model in the
1920's paint scheme (really neat!).
O-Scale Durango Depot
RIDGWAY
DEPOT:
(HO-scale)
The
beautiful Ridgway Depot is now available in HO-scale!
The kit can be built to the prototype's full size (footprint of 6 x
20.5-inches) or a reduced size (6 x 15.5-inches). The reduced
size
eliminates two of the freight room's doors. Also included is the
depot's outhouse/coal shed (photo inset). Because of the
complicated
roof design and curved transitions, this kit
is definitely not for the first-time builder, but the 40-page
instruction
manual with 51 photos should help! It requires a bit
of skill and a considerable amount of patience. You'd
better enjoy applying a LOT of peel-and-stick shingle material!
(Did you notice the special hex shingles on the tower?)
Ridgway Depot, HO-scale (Included Outhouse/Coal Shed)
PLACERVILLE
DEPOT: (HO, S, and O-scales)
One of the more popular RGS depots,
the Placerville Depot is now
available in HO, S, and O-scale. New masters were made for the
chimneys and
finial, and the O-scale kit even includes the water pump that the RGS
had
mounted on the depot's platform.
Placerville Depot, O-scale
Placerville Depot,
HO and S-scales
DOLORES
SECTION FOREMAN'S HOUSE
(Sears Mail-Order House): (HO and S-scales. Coming
in O-scale)
The RGS's Section Foreman's House in
Dolores, Colorado, began as a
private residence. It was constructed from a Sears mail-order
kit, and, as was typical of many neighborhoods throughout the country,
was one of several identical structures on the same block.
The
HO kit, above, can be built either with, or
without the rear porch addition, making it a very versatile structure
for many layouts. Click the picture above for more details.
The Section
Foreman's House in S-scale, below, includes the main structure, the
outhouse,
and the clothesline
poles.
Click the picture below for more
details.
OURAY
DEPOT: (S and O-scales)
The S-scale Ouray Depot was the very first kit we offered in our own
line
(December,
2004), and now it's also available in O-scale. We've also
assembled optional "Depot Detail Sets" to make
your depot come to life. CLICK
on the photo
below for more information on both the kits and the detail sets.
Ouray Depot, O-scale
JIM
VAIL'S GILPIN HOTEL, LASER CUTTINGS: (HO-scale)
We
offer the laser cuttings for Jim Vail's HO Gilpin Hotel
available. Please note! These are ONLY THE LASER CUTTINGS,
some interior structural components, and the decal that Jim used to
build his hotel, as described in The Narrow Gauge and Shortline
Gazette, Nov/Dec, 2004 and Jan/Feb, 2005 issues. You will
need to supply a few additional parts to complete the structure, and
follow
Jim's instructions in the articles. (Jim's model had a wooden
addition on the rear. There is no brick detail on the portion of
the wall covered by the addition. As an option, I have re-drawn
this wall fully bricked. If you do not plan on adding Jim's
wooden addition (not included in the kit) and would like a
fully-bricked wall, please mention it
in the "Remarks" section of the Ordering Page, and I will substitute
the new back wall. I must add $15 to the kit price, however, to
cover the additional cutting time.)
Jim Vail's Gilpin Hotel, HO-Scale
PRICE LIST AND
ON-LINE ORDERING:
To view the items in your Shopping Cart or to Check Out, please click
on the button below.
S-SCALE:
MODEL
|
KIT
NO.
|
FOOTPRINT
WITH PLATFORM
|
FOOTPRINT
W/O PLATFORM
|
PRICE
|
PURCHASE?
|
Ouray
Depot, S-Scale
|
OUD-S
|
9
x 17½ inches (23 x 45 cm)
|
8
x 13½ inches (20 x 34 cm)
|
$185
|
Purchase |
Placerville
Depot, S-Scale
|
PLD-S
|
7
x 16 inches (18 x 41 cm)
|
5½
x 12 inches (14 x 30 cm) |
$145
|
Purchase |
Dolores Section
Foreman's House, S-Scale
|
DSH-S
|
Not
Applicable |
7 x
4½
inches (18 x 12 cm)
|
$95
|
|
Telluride's BATHS
Building, S-Scale
|
BTH-S |
3¾ x
6¾ inches (9½ x 17 cm) |
3¾ x
5¾ inches (9½ x 15 cm) |
$85
|
Purchase
|
Telluride's
BRUNSWICK SALOON, S
|
BRN-S
|
3¾ x
6 inches (9½ x 15 cm)
|
3¾ x
5 inches (9½ x 12 cm) |
$70
|
Purchase |
F.D. WORK Building, S-Scale
|
FDW-S
|
10½ x
8 inches (27 x 20 cm)
|
9.4 x 8
inches (24 x 20 cm) w/o side stairway
|
$155
|
|
Ouray Engine House, S-Scale
|
OUE-S
|
Not
Applicable |
6½ x
12 inches (16.5 x 30 cm)
|
$140
|
Purchase |
Aladdin General Store, S-Scale
|
AGS-S
|
Not
Applicable
|
10 x
10½
inches deep (25 x 27 cm)
|
$155
|
Purchase |
Detail Casting Set for AGS-S (above)
|
AGS-SD
|
Not
Applicable
|
Not
Applicable
|
$30
|
Purchase |
Randolph Depot, S-Scale
|
RND-S
|
9½ x
7¾
inches (24 x 20 cm)
|
7 x 7 inches
(18 x 18 cm)
|
$145
|
Purchase |
Sanders Tank, EARLY version,
S-Scale
|
STE-S
|
Not
Applicable
|
3 x 3
inches (8 x 8 cm)
|
$45
|
Purchase
|
Sanders Tank, LATE version,
S-Scale
|
STL-S
|
Not
Applicable |
3 x 3
inches (8 x 8 cm) |
$45
|
Purchase
|
Durango's 75-Ton Coaling Tower
|
DUT-S
|
Not
Applicable |
Approx.
6¾
x 7½ inches deep (17 x 20 cm) |
$240
|
Purchase
|
| Gordon Kimball's Store, S-Scale |
KIM-S |
4½ x
7 inches (11 x 18 cm) |
4½ x
5¼ inches (11 x 13 cm) |
$80
|
Purchase
|
|
Durango Depot, S-Scale
|
DUD-S
|
8 x
31½
inches (20 x 80 cm)
|
6¼ x
29 inches (16 x 74 cm)
|
$239
|
Purchase |
West Side Bunk House, S-Scale
|
WBH-S
|
Not
Applicable |
1⅞ x 3¾ inches (5 cm x 10
cm)
|
$28
|
Purchase |
Depot Detail Set, S-Scale
|
DP2011
|
Not
Applicable |
Not
Applicable |
$65
|
Purchase
|
| Dolores Conoco Plant, S-Scale |
DCP-S
|
Not
Applicable |
8¼ x
20 inches (21 x 51 cm) |
$220
|
Purchase |
Maude Monroe (Hukill) Mine,
S-Scale
|
HUK-S
|
Not
Applicable |
4¼ x
18 inches (11 x 46 cm) (VARIABLE!)
|
$195
|
Purchase |
Mine Building Set 1, S-Scale
|
MB1-S
|
Not
Applicable |
Multiple
buildings -- see MINEBUILDINGSsidepage.html
|
$65
|
Purchase
|
Mine Building Set 2, S-Scale
|
MB2-S
|
Not
Applicable |
Multiple
buildings -- see MINEBUILDINGSsidepage.html |
$80
|
Purchase |
Shake Shingles, S-Scale
|
SHS-S
|
Not
Applicable |
Covers
approximately 60 sq. inches (400 sq. cm) |
$10
|
Purchase
|
3-Tab Shingles, S-Scale
|
3TS-S
|
Not
Applicable |
Covers
approximately 80 sq. inches (500 sq. cm) |
$10
|
Purchase
|
Diamond Pattern Shingles, S-Scale
|
DIP-S
|
Not
Applicable |
Covers
approximately 80 sq. inches (500 sq. cm) |
$10
|
Purchase
|
O-SCALE:
MODEL
|
KIT
NO.
|
FOOTPRINT
WITH PLATFORM
|
FOOTPRINT
W/O PLATFORM
|
PRICE
|
PURCHASE?
|
| Ouray Depot, O-Scale |
OUD-O
|
11 x 22
inches (28 x 56 cm)
|
10¾ x
18¾ inches (27 x 48 cm)
|
$235
|
Purchase
|
| Depot Detail Set,
O-Scale |
DP1006
|
Not
Applicable |
Not
Applicable |
$68
|
Purchase |
Placerville Depot,
O-Scale
|
PLD-O
|
9 x 21.3
inches (23 x 54 cm)
|
7½
x
16½
inches (19 x 42 cm)
|
$185
|
Purchase
|
Telluride's BATHS
Building, O-Scale
|
BTH-O
|
5 x 9 inches
(13 x 23 cm)
|
5 x
7½
inches (13 x 19 cm)
|
$89
|
Purchase |
Telluride's BRUNSWICK SALOON, O
|
BRN-O
|
5 x 8
inches (13 x 20 cm)
|
5 x
6½ inches (13 x 16½ cm) |
$80
|
Purchase
|
Durango Depot, O-Scale
|
DUD-O
|
10¾ x
42 inches (27 x 107 cm)
|
8¾ x
40 inches (22 x 102 cm)
|
$280
|
Purchase
|
F.D. WORK Building, O-Scale
|
FDW-O
|
10¾ x
13¾ inches (27 x 35 cm)
|
10¾ x
12½ inches (27 x 32 cm) w/o side stairway |
$195
|
Purchase |
Hotel Lemmon, O-Scale
|
HLM-O
|
9¾ x
9 inches (25 x 23 cm)
|
5½ x
9 inches (14 x 23 cm) w/o addition or walks
|
$115
|
Purchase
|
Small Boiler House, O-Scale
|
SBH-O
|
Not
Applicable |
2½ x
3 inches (64 x 76 mm) |
$25
|
Purchase
|
Durango Coaling Tower, O-Scale
|
DUT-O
|
Not
Applicable |
Approx. 9 x
10 inches (23 x 25 cm)
|
$260
|
Purchase
|
Sanders Tank, EARLY version,
O-Scale
|
STE-O
|
Not
Applicable |
4 x 4 inches
(10 x 10 cm)
|
$55
|
Purchase
|
Sanders Tank, LATE version,
O-Scale
|
STL-O
|
Not
Applicable |
4 x 4 inches
(10 x 10 cm) |
$55
|
Purchase
|
Blakley's Service Station,
O-Scale
|
BSS-O
|
6½ x
7½ inches ( 17 x 19 cm) deep with lean-to
|
4 x
7½ inches (10 x 19 cm) without lean-to
|
$169
|
Purchase
|
| Gordon Kimball's Store, O-Scale |
KIM-O
|
6 x
8½
inches (15 x 22 cm)
|
6 x 7 inches
(15 x 18 cm)
|
$100
|
Purchase |
Period Billboard Set (3 signs)
|
DP1007
|
Not
Applicable
|
4 x
2 x 1¾-inches deep (10 x 5 x 4.5 cm)
|
$12
|
|
Durango Sand Tower, O-scale
|
DST-O
|
Not
Applicable |
4½ x
14½ inches (11½ x 37 cm) |
$150
|
Purchase |
Ouray Engine House, O-scale
|
OUE-O
|
Not
Applicable
|
9¼ x
17 inches (23½ x 43 cm)
|
$210
|
Purchase |
Engine House Detail Set, O-scale
|
DP1005
|
Not
Applicable |
Not
Applicable
|
$79
|
Purchase |
Aladdin General Store, O-Scale
|
AGS-O
|
Not
Applicable |
13 x
13½
inches (33 x 34 cm)
|
$230
|
Purchase |
Aladdin General Store Detail
Set, O-Scale
|
AGS-OD
|
Not
Applicable |
Not
Applicable |
$42
|
Purchase |
Dolores CONOCO Plant, O-Scale
|
DCP-O
|
Not
Applicable |
11 x
26¾ inches (28 x 68 cm) Highly Variable
|
$289
|
Purchase |
| West Side Bunk House, O-Scale |
WBH-O |
Not
Applicable |
2½ x
5
inches (6 x 13 cm) |
$34
|
Purchase |
| Shake Shingles, O-Scale |
SHS-O
|
Not
Applicable |
110 sq.
inches (700 sq. cm) |
$10
|
Purchase |
| 3-Tab Shingles, O-Scal |
3TS-O |
Not
Applicable |
134 sq.
inches (860 sq. cm) |
$10
|
Purchase |
| Diamond Pattern Shingles, O-Scale |
DIP-O |
Not
Applicable |
122 sq.
inches (785 sq. cm) |
$10 |
Purchase |
SHIPPING: Domestic - $8/order;
International: Actual Cost
Payment
can be made via check, money
order, VISA, Master Card, Discover, or American Express.
The
following
dealers are supporting both us and you by stocking a selection of our
fine structure kits:
UNITED STATES:
The Original
WhistleStop
2490 East
Colorado Blvd.
Pasadena, California
(626) 796-7791
http://www.thewhistlestop.com
Crusader Rail Services
5920 Houghton
Street
Philadelphia, PA 19128-1638
(215) 482-7530
http://www.crusaderrail.com
email: crusaderrail@verizon.net
Hoquat Hobbies
704 Bound Brook Road
Dunellen, NJ 08812
(732) 752-0707
http://www.hoquathobbies.com
The Inside
Gateway
14725 NE 20th
Street
Bellevue, Washington 98007
(425) 747-2016
http://www.theinsidegateway.com
Howard' S Trains
Howard Sheffield (S-Scale)
33370 Schoefer Lane
Fort Bragg, CA 95437
(707) 961-0186
hjsheff@mcn.org
Northeastern Craftsman
Structure Co.
99 Cross Street
Methuen, MA 01844
(978) 683-6327
(over-the-counter
sales only at this time)
UPCOMING
PROJECTS/NEWS:
Unfortunately, unexpected
health issues have thrown quite a wrench in our gears so far this
summer. Suffice it to say that the smelter will not be ready for
the National this September. Lori has been more than a bit "under
the weather", and I've been scrambling trying to take care of her while
keeping as many balls in the air as I can.
However:
Our plan for hiking the Colorado Trail (http://www.coloradotrail.org)
this summer is still very much a "GO", although delayed a bit.
It's a 500-mile "walk"
from Denver
to Durango. We expect it will take us about 7-weeks to
complete...and she's determined we're going to at least try and finish
it AND make St. Louis.
You may have noticed a few changes around here. First,
we're CLOSED for the summer. That's likely to become an annual
thing. Second, we're going to cut back on our product line --
notice you no longer see the F.D. Work O-scale "Front Only" listed in
the above table. And finally, "free shipping" on domestic orders
has finally become a thing of the past. Sorry.
But here's a list of projects we're still looking forward to doing when
time permits:
HO-scale: probably (note the change
from "possibly"!) the Hukill Mine,
depending on the feedback we receive (not bad so far...); and, the
church in Cranberry, North Carolina
S-scale: Crested Butte Depot, Mancos Depot
O-scale: RICO DEPOT will definitely be done
SOON (I'm truly looking forward to it), Telluride Depot (only if
there's
enough demand), and the
SEARS House
All scales: The bulk oil facilities in
Telluride, Ouray, Rico, and Placerville are all strong probablilities.
SEE YOU IN ST. LOUIS!!!
CONTACT INFORMATION:
E-mail
We've had a lot of trouble receiving mail sent through our host.
Messages with attachments seldom make it to us. If you've written
via the website and
have not received a reply, I sincerely apologize. You might try
our direct email address: raggs@epix.net
Regular mail:
Ragg's...To Riches?
499 Davis Hill Road
Middlebury Center, PA 16935
USA
Phone: (570) 376-2025
