Northern Pacific Class C Depot (Laser-Cut Wood Kit) -- 16-1/2 x 8-3/4 x 5" 41.9 x 22.2 x 12.7cm

The Northern Pacific used several different series of standard plans for combination depots containing passenger and freight facilities. Each series had several different sizes of depots and included both one-story and two-story structures. In the years 1889 through 1899, Chief Engineer J. W. Kendrick directed the preparation of a group of plans referred to as the S-26 drawing series that included plans for three different lengths of one-story depots with each length having two versions. The smallest version with low platform, the Class C Combination Depot (the prototype for this kit), was 55 feet long by 24 feet deep. The Class C eliminated the waiting room, had a smaller operator's bay, and there were several changes in door and window positions too. The kit features 100% laser-cut parts including Tab & Slotted wall and roof components, Peel & Stick windows, doors, and trim, authentic roof and gable brackets, interior floor with wall partitions, white metal chimney