Did Campbell Ever Make N-scale?

[jimmo]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/N-SCALE-Model-Supplies-Windows-Platforms-Plastic-Campbell-911-912-4-pane-cross-/231270401219?pt=Model_RR_Trains&hash=item35d8ca44c3

This ebay listing states that these window sets are N-scale but I don't remember ever seeing Campbell doing anything but HO. Anyone remember, or are these just small HO windows and doors?

[sd45elect2000]

Campbell had some really nice N scale stuff , I miss them .

Randy

[Mark5]

yup

[DKS]

Did Does Campbell Ever Make N-scale?

Fixed.

http://www.campbellscalemodels.com/category_s/44.htm

[Kisatchie]

Here is their online catalog for N scale:

http://www.campbellscalemodels.com/category_s/44.htm


Hmm... no skyscrapers...?

[S Class]

Campbell's website lists the part numbers as HO.

Can anyone give an indication of quality? and does anyone want these, for $30 with shipping I might as well go for them.

[pmpexpress]

While Campbell Scale Models did (and still does under new ownership) manufacture a few N-Scale structure kits, the door and window castings incorporated in the firm's 1:160 scale buildings were pewter metal Period Miniatures products.

The white, injection molded plastic Campbell architectural components are HO scale products.

[jimmo]

While Campbell Scale Models did (and still does under new ownership) manufacture a few N-Scale structure kits, the door and window castings incorporated in the firm's 1:160 scale buildings were pewter metal Period Miniatures products.

The white, injection molded plastic Campbell architectural components are HO scale products.

Thanks Neville, that's all I needed to know!

[jimmo]

Fixed.

http://www.campbellscalemodels.com/category_s/44.htm

Thanks David, I thought that they were gone.

[peteski]

I think that I still have the kit of the all-door boxcar that Campbell made (it is wood and metal castings).  Since the plastic RTR version was issued before I built my kit, it stayed unassembled.

[jimmo]

I think that I still have the kit of the all-door boxcar that Campbell made (it is wood and metal castings).  Since the plastic RTR version was issued before I built my kit, it stayed unassembled.

Wood and cast metal, my two least favorite modeling materials.

[PGE_Modeller]

I think that I still have the kit of the all-door boxcar that Campbell made (it is wood and metal castings).  Since the plastic RTR version was issued before I built my kit, it stayed unassembled.

Did Campbell do this car at some point in time?  The two I have are branded as Quality Craft.  One is still a virgin kit, the other is partially assembled.

Cheers,

[nickelplate759]

Didn't they make n-scale milled wood roadbed once upon a time?

George

[peteski]

Did Campbell do this car at some point in time?  The two I have are branded as Quality Craft.  One is still a virgin kit, the other is partially assembled.

Cheers,

Um, I was going from memory.  I haven't seen the kit for probably over 10 years (it is stashed away).  Mine must be also Quality Craft.

[nkalanaga]

Yes, QC made the all-door boxcar.  I built one, and have another unbuilt.  The wood took a LOT of work to look right, but the door castings, with separate metal rods and levers, look better than the plastic version, which seems a little flat.

I had one of their grain elevators on my old layout.  As a model of a wood structure, it looked quite nice.  The price was a lot lower when I bought mine!