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Sand House

Manufacturer:

Building & Structure Co.

Manufacturer ID:

110

Category:

Sand House

Name:

Ridgway Sandhouse

Model Introduced:

1998

Product Type:

Wood Kit

Finish:

unpainted


(image copyright © (Building & Structure stock photo))

Manufacturer:

Foothills Model Works

Manufacturer ID:

1013

Category:

Sand House

Name:

Sand House at Sargents

Road Name:

Denver & Rio Grande Western (D&RGW)

Product Type:

Wood Kit

Finish:

unpainted

Manufacturer:

Lehigh Valley Models (click for web site)

Manufacturer ID:

LVM42

Category:

Sand House

Name:

Sand House

Road Name:

Baltimore & Ohio (B&O)

Model Introduced:

1997

Product Type:

Craftsman Kit

Finish:

unpainted

Scale Dimensions:

6" x 3-1/4"

Notes:

The kit was initially created by the Potomac Valley S Gaugers club. The model is based on a Norfolk Southern prototype. The kit was later offered by Lehigh Valley Models, and is still available via Lehigh Valley Models' successor K & P Brick. The prototype photo shows the structure upon which the kit was based. Dan Vandermause took in January 1974 at the old Norfolk Southern engine facility in Norfolk, VA. The first version of "Norfolk Southern" ran in the state of North Carolina and Virginia and was purchased by the Southern Railway System in January 1974. When the merger of Southern Railway and Norfolk and Western happened, the old "Norfolk Southern" name was resurrected for the new merged railroad. A product review of the kit can be found in the January 2006 issue of the S Gaugian magazine. A partial construction article by Gaylord Gill appears in the April/May 2017 issue of The S Scale Resource magazine (the finished model is shown here). Gaylord made the following changes to the stock kit: replaced printed paper stonework with cast plastic, replaced wood dowel/thumbtack vent with HO-scale plastic part, used scribed basswood around the tower instead of the suggested tarpaper, and added a working overhead light. The box shown in the third photo is of the kit before Frank Titman took the project over and released it under Lehigh Valley Models.


(image copyright © Gaylord Gill)

(image copyright © Gaylord Gill)

(image copyright © Jace Kahn)

(image copyright © (Lehigh Valley Models stock photo))

(image copyright © Dan Vandermause)

(image copyright © Dan Vandermause)

Manufacturer:

McCarville Studios (click for web site)

Manufacturer ID:

MCS-2036

Category:

Sand House

Name:

Rico Sand House

Road Name:

Denver & Rio Grande Western (D&RGW)

Model Introduced:

2024

Product Type:

Wood Kit

Finish:

unpainted

Scale Dimensions:

2-3/4" x 6"


(image copyright © (McCarville Studios stock photo))

(image copyright © (McCarville Studios stock photo))

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Manufacturer:

Mini-Structures

Manufacturer ID:

6401

Category:

Sand House

Name:

Chama Sand House & Tower

Model Introduced:

1985

Product Type:

Wood Kit

Finish:

unpainted

Manufacturer:

Mini-Structures

Manufacturer ID:

6401

Category:

Sand House

Name:

Chama Sandhouse & Tower

Model Introduced:

1985

Product Type:

Wood Kit

Finish:

unpainted

Manufacturer:

Mini-Structures

Manufacturer ID:

7001

Category:

Sand House

Name:

Durango Sandhouse & Tower

Model Introduced:

1985

Product Type:

Wood Kit

Finish:

unpainted

Manufacturer:

Mini-Structures

Manufacturer ID:

18801

Category:

Sand House

Name:

Gunnison Sandhouse & Tower

Model Introduced:

1985

Product Type:

Wood Kit

Finish:

unpainted

Manufacturer:

Mini-Structures

Manufacturer ID:

21101

Category:

Sand House

Name:

Diesel Engine Sanding Station

Model Introduced:

1985

Product Type:

Wood Kit

Finish:

unpainted

Manufacturer:

Overland Models

Manufacturer ID:

1611

Category:

Sand House

Name:

Sanding Facility (double-track)

Model Introduced:

1987

Product Type:

Brass

Finish:

unpainted

Notes:

Ross & White 10-ton sanding tower. Manufactured by M.S. Models of Korea. These were also sold by River Raisin Models.


(image copyright © Tom Henderson)

(image copyright © Tom Henderson)

Manufacturer:

Overland Models

Manufacturer ID:

1612

Category:

Sand House

Name:

Sanding Facility (four-track)

Model Introduced:

1987

Product Type:

Brass

Finish:

unpainted

Notes:

Ross & White large sanding tower. Manufactured by M.S. Models of Korea.


(image copyright © (Omnicon stock photo))

Manufacturer:

P-B-L

Manufacturer ID:

SK-01

Category:

Sand House

Name:

Chama Sand House

Model Introduced:

1989

Product Type:

Resin Kit

Finish:

unpainted


(image copyright © Bob Hogan)

Manufacturer:

P-B-L

Manufacturer ID:

SK-13

Category:

Sand House

Name:

Sargent Sand House

Model Introduced:

1990

Product Type:

Resin Kit

Finish:

unpainted

Notes:

Bill says the structure, as shown in the photo, is not finished yet.


(image copyright © Bill Winans)

Manufacturer:

Potomac Valley S Gauge Supply Company

Category:

Sand House

Name:

Sand House

Model Introduced:

1970

Product Type:

Paper Kit

Finish:

pre-printed

Supplemental:

Notes:

The Potomac Valley S Gauge Supply Company was a special company set up by the Potomac Valley S Gaugers club, so that they could apply for dealerships. The model is based on a Norfolk Southern prototype. The kit was later offered by Lehigh Valley Models, and is still available via Lehigh Valley Models' successor K & P Brick. The prototype photo shows the structure upon which the kit was based. Dan Vandermause took in January 1974 at the old Norfolk Southern engine facility in Norfolk, VA. The first version of "Norfolk Southern" ran in the state of North Carolina and Virginia and was purchased by the Southern Railway System in January 1974. When the merger of Southern Railway and Norfolk and Western happened, the old "Norfolk Southern" name was resurrected for the new merged railroad.


(image copyright © Potomac Valley S Gauge Supply Company stock photo)

(image copyright © Dan Vandermause)

(image copyright © Dan Vandermause)

Manufacturer:

The Hopper Line

Manufacturer ID:

S-2

Category:

Sand House

Name:

Sand House

Model Introduced:

1984

Product Type:

Plaster Kit

Finish:

unpainted

Notes:

The kit came in a wooden box.

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