N Two-Stall 130' Brick Diesel House

N Two-Stall 130' Brick Diesel House is a detailed Cornerstone structure designed to bring realistic engine terminals and diesel-era servicing scenes to life. This N Scale building is based on prototype engine houses used from the 1930s to the present, making it an excellent addition to historical and modern model railroad layouts.

The N Two-Stall 130' Brick Diesel House is typical of shop buildings constructed beginning in the 1930s to repair, maintain, and service diesel locomotives. Structures of this type could be found at major railroad terminals and backshops, where locomotives received regular maintenance and mechanical attention. Its two-stall design provides an authentic setting for displaying locomotives and creating a busy engine servicing area.

Based on a Milwaukee Road prototype, this detailed brick structure looks especially impressive in diesel-era railroad scenes. Its versatile design also allows it to be adapted to other industrial settings, making it useful for modelers who want to create realistic maintenance facilities or large-scale railroad operations.

The N Two-Stall 130' Brick Diesel House features a slotted base that accepts popular rail sizes, helping simplify installation on your layout. The easy-to-build plastic kit is molded in four appropriate colors and clear plastic, providing realistic detail while making assembly straightforward.

Whether you are building a major engine terminal, railroad backshop, or industrial servicing area, this Cornerstone structure adds depth and authenticity to your N Scale layout.