This report lists structure kits, pre-built structures, and/or structure-detailing parts. Click photos to visit the web sites.
These are 3D-printed, molded-in color but unpainted models, available fully built or in kit form.
These are 3D-printed, molded-in color but unpainted models, available fully built or in kit form.
This is a 3D-printed, molded-in color but unpainted model, available fully built or in kit form.
This is a 3D-printed, molded-in color model (automobile shown in photo is not included).
This is the company's first S-scale product (they make city scape buildings in HO- and N-scale), which represents a typical two-story row house with basement. It is 3D-printed and arrives fully assembled and unpainted. It is open at the bottom to allow for interior detailing and installing lights. It measures approximate 3-7/8" wide by 7-3/8" deep and 6-1/8" tall. The model is quite affordable, but they offer further discounts if you order multiples, to build a complete street scene.
These are 3D-printed, molded-in color but unpainted models, available fully built or in kit form.
This is a 3D-printed, unpainted model that requires some assembly to complete. This is done for two reasons. One, you can paint the individual parts before assembly. Two, you can detail the interior and install "glass". The main building is one whole unit, as is the roof. The window frames are separate parts.
Portland Locomotive Works has available the laser-cut wooden kit for this SP narrow-gauge line passenger station.
JL Innovative Design produces a large number of barrels, street mailboxes, milk cans, and soda machines details. They have now expanded to offer laser-cut wooden structure kits in S-scale.
These are 3D-printed, molded-in color but unpainted models, available fully built or in kit form.
The company has released three new S-scale kits. These are 3D-printed, unpainted models. The log cabin is printed as-is, meaning no assembly is necessary; just paint and put on your layout. The Marshall, North Carolina store comes in two variants. These are kits that come with different add-on details. The main building is fully printed so no assembly required there. The roof and add-on details need to be glued by the modeler. This is because you may want to decorate the interior and add lighting before final assembly. These are based on actual buildings.
These are 3D-printed, molded-in color but unpainted models, available fully built or in kit form.
3000toys.com announces this farm set, which includes all of the items shown in the photo.
These are unpainted, 3D-printed built models or kits (your choice).
Innovative Hobby Supply has continued to expand their range of affordable photo-realistic structure kits. These are made out of a proprietary cardstock-like material. Their web site contains information about how to assemble them.
Models are 3D-printed and come assembled. You can request to have them shipped in kit form. Print lines may be visible. Models are intended for diecast collectors, so the models may not be exactly 1:64. For sale only through eBay.
The company offers S-scale 3D-printed PLA unpainted structure kits. The company is based in London, Ontario, Canada, so expect some extra shipping/delivery fees.
Swiss Dog Studios has recently released their Fire Station laser-cut wood kit in HO-scale. They are now taking pre-orders for other scales, including for S (see their March 23, 2025 pre-announcement). The structure is modeled after the Philadelphia Engine 29, Medic 15, and Rescue 1 building. For an additional fee, you can have them build and paint your model. Kits are produced when the order is placed.
Start an e-mail message (swissdogstudios@gmail.com).
Models are 3D-printed and come assembled. You can request to have them shipped in kit form. Print lines may be visible. Models are intended for diecast collectors, so the models may not be exactly 1:64. For sale only through eBay.
"notthehoneyroastedpeanut", a small 3D-printing shop based in Winston Salem, North Carolina, has a 3D-printed water tower kit available in S-scale via their eBay store.
B.T.S. releases this oil storage facility. The kit includes the tank, the timber frame structure, and the pump house.
Models are 3D-printed and come assembled. You can request to have them shipped in kit form. Print lines may be visible. Models are intended for diecast collectors, so the models may not be exactly 1:64. For sale only through eBay.
Stalwart3D of Texas is a company based in Austin, Texas. They produce a number of model railroad items in various scales, but are now producing this 31-inch truss bridge for S-scale. It is a 3D-printed kit requiring assembly. The linked-to video shows a customer of theirs assembling a double-track truss bridge, so you can see how it goes together. For sale only through eBay.
These are 3D-printed plastic kits containing everything you need to build the model as shown in the photo. The colors are molded in, but can be overpainted. Parts may need to be removed from their support structure (to protect the part during shipping). The company is based in China, so there will be some shipping time. S modelers, whom have bought their products before, have been happy with their purchases.
Mike Fyten has available a laser-cut wooden kit for S-scale interlocking tower levers (kit #350; $5.95). If interested, contact Mike via e-mail. The photo is courtesy of John Degnan.
Start an e-mail message (mike@kvrr-usa.com).
HDCustomDesign has released two new S-scale kits in their product line. These are 3D-printed models, where most of the main components arrive as one piece, but parts can still be individually painted before assembly.
Frisco Factory is an eBay only company, based on Frisco, Texas. They produce 3D-printed structures assembled, or, upon request, as a kit. Structures allow access to the interior for interior lighting and may need acetate to simulate glass.
Deerfield River Laser has produced the S-scale version of the Bridgton & Saco River (B&SR) North Bridgton station. It is not yet listed on their web site, so contact the company if you are interested in this kit. The S-scale version is priced at $94. The photo, and the page linked to, are of the O-scale version.
Terrain3D announces these new items in S-scale. These are 3D-printed, unpainted models. The company only sells through eBay.
Iron Horse Hobbies SMK produces 3D-printed models in a variety of scales, most of which are also available in S. The company is based in Gulfport, Mississippi. The models are available as kits, or, optionally for an extra fee, as pre-assembled models. Please note that all photos shown are of their N-scale version; the S-scale version will likely look different. Also note that some of the models are quite large in S-scale. The company only sells through eBay and Etsy. On their web page, be sure to scroll down in the scale selection list to select S-scale.
nhmodelworks, based in Manchester, New Hampshire, releases their fourth S-scale kit. These are laser-cut wooden kits. This kit has a footprint of 7" x 8" and represents a small industrial shop. The company recently unveiled their dedicated web site (https://nhmodelworks.com/), but this new kit is not yet listed there, so the link is to their eBay listing.
Leopard Architectural Models has added the Grosvenor Interlocking Tower to their line-up of S-scale kits. This is based on the Grosvenor tower near Athens, Ohio, which used to guard the crossing of the NYC and B&O tracks (the B&O tracks are now gone). The kit arrives as 3D-printed parts, unpainted and to be assembled by the modeler. Interior details are included. Also included are a coal house (not shown in the photo below) and two electrical boxes, to complete the scene. See their web site for more photos. The photos are of an HO-scale model.
This company has added a dedicated page to their web site for their S-scale product line. If you model the grain industry, take a look at the many details they offer as unpainted 3D-printed kits.
James Regier lists his available products in a document on the Google web site. Last year he added the S-scale version of his vintage steam traction engine. This year he has added the S-scale versions of a 28-foot tall windmill and 13-foot diameter grain bins. These are modeled after the ones his grandfather had on their farm. See the linked-to document for how to contact James. The items arrive as unpainted, 3D-printed models.
The company has released new S-scale kits. These are laser-cut wooden kits made out of 1/16" and/or 1/32" aircraft-grade plywood. Assembly and painting required. Photos shown are of completed models.
This simple utility shack is 3D-printed and arrives unpainted. No assembly required; just paint and install just about anywhere.
These are 3D-printed kits. They have parts that are molded in color and require assembly to complete. Custom painting and interior detailing are up to the modeler.
These are 3D-printed kits. They have parts that are molded in color and require assembly to complete. Custom painting and interior detailing are up to the modeler.
Portland Locomotive Works announces their new shopping web site. In it, they have added a new S-scale (only) kit for the Carrabasset, Maine boarding house, and also list the Powder House. The Powder House page is shown for O-scale on their web site, but they indicate that they have it available in S-scale as well, so contact them before ordering that, to verify.
HDCustomDesign has released two more of their kits in S-scale. These are 3D-printed kits, but they are easy to assemble. As a matter of fact, they are mostly printed as complete models. The Sears Kit Home, for example has the main building as one whole unit. The foundation/floor is separate so that you can easily add interior detailing and/or lighting. The wrap-around porch and basement door are separate as well. Note that you can order this model in one format or in a mirrored format. Use any acrylic paint to paint the model and use super glue (the gel version) to assemble the model when ready. The footprint of the home is about 4-1/2" by 8". The retail store kit is even easier as it consists of the main building, a roof, and a backdoor awning and step. The floor is solid, but has an opening to feed in wires for lighting. This model has a footprint of 5-1/2" x 6-1/2". It is modeled after a real store found in Old Fort, North Carolina, but it is generic enough to fit in any small-town downtown scene. They have just opened their online store (previously their models were only available via eBay) and as part of this grand-opening, they are offering a limited-time discount, and, if you are not in a hurry and in the U.S., they are offering free shipping. When ordering, be sure to select the 1:64 option, as they offer all of their kits in various scales (the links below are to their 1:64 versions).
3dPrint64 is an Etsy store that sells 3D-printed detailing parts and structure kits. The company is based in Saint-Georges, Quebec, Canada. While we have had them listed in the Resources section of this web site, we did not have their structure kits documented in the Product Gallery. Their product line is geared toward the 1:64 vehicles collector. All of their items are flagged as 1:64, but beware that the vehicles that they tend to show in their photos are Matchbox ones, which themselves may or may not be 1:64 (those should be interpreted as "box scale"). The structures are 3D-printed in molded-in color, and the modeler will need to glue the parts together as well as provide the necessary items to complete and paint the model, as desired. Most come with interiors. For a couple of their listings they even have a video of the model, including a time-lapse one for seeing the model being printed (see the Dominic Torreto's house).
The company has released three new interlocking tower kits in S-scale. These are sold as unpainted 3D-printed kits. The Nova tower comes with the extra three supplemental structures. The company does not have a model photo available for the Sandpatch tower, but they do show prototype photos on their web site, if you want to see what that tower would look like. The photos show their HO-scale versions.
HDCustomDesign is a company based in Hickory, North Carolina who manufacture and sell 3D-printed kits. They have recently started to add S-scale kits to their line-up, with the first two shown here (more to come, according to the owner). These are unpainted kits.
In collaboration with New Creations Victorian Railroad Buildings and American Models, CatzPaw Innovations announces their Transfer Station. The platform uses their recently-introduced InvisaTrax™ Transport System to provide the animation a busy transfer loading dock would see. New Creations Victorian Railroad Buildings provided the building. You can, optionally, choose an American Models voucher, worth $45.50 of products from American Models, so that you can select from a wide range of rail cars and trucks to complete the scene. The animation works using AA batteries (not included), so no special layout wiring is required (unless so desired) and the scene can operate independently of the rest of the layout. In addition to the necessary InvisaTrax™ components, the box contains a Ride-on Pallet Jack and Pallet Jack Operator (Pallet-Jack "Jack"). A separately-available accessories pack includes a Logistics Manager Holding Clipboard, a Worker Lifting Cardboard Box, four 48 x 48 scale inch Pallets, two 55 Gallon Steel Drums, two Large Crates, and four Cardboard Boxes. The 3D-printed figures arrive unpainted. The scenery items are 3D-printed in molded-in colors. American Models products are limited to in-stock items at American Models. This is a kit, so you will need to provide tools and other items to complete the model. A pre-production model is shown in the photos. A video of an example animation run is available on the company's web site page linked to below.
Please note that, as previously posted here, CatzPaw Innovations is on vacation. But, if you pre-order between October 25, 2024 and November 30, 2024, you will receive a 20% discount.
Bill Wade announced that the S-scale version of the oil columns is a "go" and so you can place your orders now.
These are 3D-printed models, with most needing some assembly. The modeler will need to paint and finish them. Finished models shown in the photos.
This scale 20' x 10' detached garage is a perfect match to the single-family homes that the company sells. The kit consists of laser-cut basswood, cardstock, and plywood, and three-tab shingles.
The company has expanded their line of pre-painted 3D-printed structures.
Inter-Action Hobbies has available this HO-scale Portable Office Trailer kit. They are considering producing it in S-scale. If you are interested in one or more of these, they have requested that you contact them via the e-mail address below.
Start an e-mail message (sales@inter-action.ca).
The company has added a collection of new photo-realistic paper kits. These are made out of a proprietary card stock with a mild luster finish. The target audience for these are the slot car enthusiasts, which is typically labeled as being close to 1:64 scale. The kits are manufactured in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The company has another 50+ kits available.
The company has available a trackside sensor box and a container office. These are 3D-printed, unpainted models. You may also want to browse their web site for additional structure-related detailing parts, such as brick walls, wall capstones, skylights, food prep counter, work table, and scenery items such as ladders, dumpsters, pallets, crates, tires, fuel dump, gas pumps, sacks, and a street lamp.
Be sure to see all, or other, products announced over the past year via the main News page.