Ho scale buildings

This HO scale model train layout of a regular home town. The initial views of the layout start off with a tunnel and a nice house building right before the entrance.

Downloadable paper model buildings and cardstock structures for model railroads and railways in HO scale, N scale and more.

Free Printable HO scale Printable Residential Homes & Cabins (Buildings) HO Scale templates that you cut out and fold to build your model and includes instructions for folding your model.

I am getting back into the rhythm again although my modeling time has shrunk due to days and time my son's practices are on. Technically I could do some modeling while waiting but I use that opportunity to do some running or walking. Otherwise, I wouldn't get enough exercising which I need for me to live longer so I can build all models I can get my hands on. So far I have painted the accents, painted and installed the doors, and glued on "painted" sign. Next time I will paint area under the…

One of the easiest and best ways to get started in model railroading is with a 4x8 train layout in HO scale. Get some track planning ideas here.

Printable building models serve as an invaluable tool for architects, educators, and hobbyists, simplifying complex designs into tangible, manageable forms.

This guide features a detailed look on how to design and build HO scale train layout L shape plan for all levels of enthusiasts.

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Printable building models serve as an invaluable tool for architects, educators, and hobbyists, simplifying complex designs into tangible, manageable forms.

Click any button below to download the free building! "Here is a model I built with your free building. I printed it on drawing paper, glued it to matt board then cut and assembled it using some basswood bracing on the inside. The coke sign was cut from a coke carton and the other signs were made on my computer. The chimney is just a rolled up piece of paper glued and painted. The porch roof supports are sections cut from a shish-ka-bob stick and some lichen was used for shrubbery…