> And not everyone necessarily wants a superkit with all the added details;
> sometimes a basic structure suffices.
> Jace Kahn
For the frugal among us, I would suggest the Plasticville switch tower kit.
Remove the 3/4" foundation and it is well suited to S scale. You can cut off
the plastic handrails and replace them with stiff wire. Easy to add a common
pin for doorknobs. Even the doors have panels molded in which can be cut out
for windows. Add some interior details, lights, paint and weathering and a
very passable structure can be yours for maybe ten bucks or so. The 20th
Century Limited passes one of these towers on every loop around the layout. So
it cannot be all that bad in spite of being Plasticville and originally
intended for children at least five years old. Cheers...Ed L.
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