This report lists structure kits, pre-built structures, and/or structure-detailing parts. Click photos to visit the web sites.
Mine Mount Models has released their latest laser-cut wood kit in S-scale. The kit includes the main building, the shed, and the hoist and raised fuel tank (both 3D-printed resin kits). When built, the footprint of the main building measures 4-1/4" x 6" and the shed is 2" x 3-1/4". The photo shows the HO-scale version. While on their site, be sure to take a look at their large collection of scenery details they have available in S.

This 3D-printed kit is based on a real fire station found in Austin, Texas. The model is available in the actual long version, or in the short version (to better fit a layout). The kit consists of several parts that need to be glued together (the company recommends superglue). You can paint some or all of the parts before or after assembly.
Fire Station #4 is the oldest, still-operating fire station in Austin. When built, fires were still being fought with horse-drawn carriages. It is rumored to be haunted.



The company has released several new 3D-printed structure kits (assembly required; use superglue). Some models are printed as one piece, but most are kits.
(ed: You may notice some similarities between some of this company's models and those by Frisco Factory. This is because these companies print designs legally made publicly available by the original designer.)














Model Scenery World has significantly expanded their S-scale inventory of 3D-printed structures, boats, cars, and figures from about 20 to over 100 items now. They used to only list on eBay, but now they seem to have completed adding them all to their web site, with updated photos and more details. There are too many to list individually, so visit their web site to see what they have available.
Kelly Regan, operating as "Finescale 360", recently introduced himself to the Groups.io S-scale list stating that he discovered remnants of an tank car unloading site while out for a walk. He took measurements and created a CAD design for it. While he is an HO-scale modeler, he decided to produce the 3D-printed parts as a kit in S-scale as well (in addition to HO- and O-scales). The kit consists of a pump house (to be assembled), and enough piping and pipe supports to cover 6 unloading slots spaced 36 feet apart. The kit therefore makes it possible to adjust the number of unloading spot based on what you have available. The hoses and tank cars shown in the first photo are not included (the scene is photographed on his HO-scale layout). The next two photos are the ones Kelly shared of his initial S-scale prints. You can order the kit via eBay or via his web site. The pipeline kit is also available separately, for if you don't need the pump house or you need more than 6 unloading spots.




Innovative Hobby Supply has recently added three new kits to their large collection. These kits consist of a proprietary cardstock material called Flexstock which allows for photo-realistic images. The garages are true 3D models so you can park automobiles inside them. The retail stores show a simulated 3D interior with shelves and counters.



nhmodelworks has released their "Amoskeag Bottling Company" and the "Lemuel's Pipe & Drain" laser-cut wooden kits. Amoskeag measures 6" by 14", and stands 10" tall. The skinny end is only 4" deep. The kit includes the necessary Tichy Train Group window and door frames, roofing paper, and signage, and a 20-page instruction booklet. Also included are 3D-printed bottles, barrels, pallets, lamps, and other details. The Lemuel kit is a shallow-relief/background model that is 2" deep and 13" long. It, too, comes with all of the aforementioned extras.


The 3D-printed, unpainted kit consists of a silo, a single-track shed (can also be used for 18-wheeler loading), the two buildings that sit on top of the silos, and the elevator building in front of the silos. The shed and all buildings have window inserts and a grain chute to the single track or truck shed. The completed silo structure measures 6" wide and 25-1/2" long. The single-track shed measures 3-1/2" x 9-3/4".


This design by Central Iowa Customs is 3D-printed by 3DP Train. This kit builds into a flexible-length below-ground, locomotive inspection pit. The "starter set" has two ends, a 4" center section, and a 2" center section. It also comes with a flight of stairs that are designed to be attached to one of the end pieces. The center sections are also available separately, so that you can make your pit as long as you need to. These are unpainted 3D-printed parts and they have been designed for use with code 83 rail, but can probably be adapted to other rail heights.



Apparently this eBay store has been around for a while and they even have a dedicated S-scale sub-category. They do have a web site but it is "under-developed" to say the least; primary sales are through their eBay store. These are all 3D-printed molded-in-color items. The company is based in Webster, New York.







New to this web site, an eBay store by the name of "slycooper124" is offering a 3D-printed fuel distribution facility. The company has been producing kits in other scales for a number of years now and this is their first S-scale offering. The kit is a collection of buildings that form into a facility.


The company has released two new 3D-printed kits in S-scale. These are background or shallow-relief models, measuring only about 3 inches deep when the porches are included. The rooms are individually blocked off, so you can selectively add LED lighting to them prior to assembly. Follow the link to see a photo of the individual parts that make up the kits.


Accidentally discovered through a search for something else, Snowhorse Design has been producing 3D-printed structures in N- and HO-scale, and some of which are also available in S-scale. All of their S-scale models are shown here. The company is based in Utah. Models are printed in gray plastic, and printed on-demand so allow 2 to 3 weeks for delivery. Models are ready to be primed and painted; no assembly required. Some related items are available to order as a set, where the combined price is lower than if bought individually.























After a 20-year absence, Downtown Deco returns to S-scale with Red's Towing. Their kits consist of hydrocal parts, with Tichy Train Group doors and windows, and the custom decals. Instructions include how to weather and age the final model. This structure should fit just about anywhere at only 1-3/4" wide and 5" deep. The owner used to be a Hollywood scenic artist, and hand-carves all of the masters for their kits.

Stalwart3D of Texas, based in Austin, Texas, released an S-scale 3D-printed truss bridge kit back in May. That was a single-track model that measures a real-world 31 inches in length (still available). They have now expanded their line-up by adding a 42-inch version, and both the 31- and 42-inch versions of the double-track truss bridge. You will need to assemble the kit and paint the final model.



These are 3D-printed, unpainted kits. Their web site shows a photo of the parts that come with each kit (assembled models are shown in the photos). The kit parts are mostly the larger parts so that you can paint them separately before gluing them to the main assembly. Note that some of the models can be ordered in the mirrored version, if you want the same model but a slight variation. The company had previously released the Silverdale Sears home, which they still have available as well.
Sears Kit homes were pre-designed and pre-packaged homes offered through the Sears catalog, and all of these supplies were shipped, by rail (primarily), to the homeowner who either chose to build the house himself or use a contractor to arrange the construction. In most cases the framing lumber was pre-cut and labeled, allowing the homebuilder to follow an instruction booklet to help in the organized construction process, much like our model railroading structure kits. These kit homes were manufactured from 1908 through 1942 and were found all over the U.S.




banta modelworks has been gradually making previously-released S-scale kits available again. The web site has several new additions. These are all laser-cut wooden kits. The kits are added to the production line when ordered, so expect a delay when ordering.
Mine Mount Models has released a series of small garden sheds. These are laser-cut wooden kits with Tichy Train Group doors and windows. Any structure you see in their other scales' line-up, they can produce in S-scale. Scenery items not included. Finished models shown. They also sell a jig that makes it easier to scratchbuild joists, rafters, and stairs. The company's owner, Ron Klaiss, recently made a presentation of his product line on the "Narrow Gauge Off the Beaten Track" YouTube channel.







Be sure to see all, or other, products announced over the past year via the main News page.