The Atlas Passenger Station is a composite design combining the more attractive features from several of the many styles of stations erected by the nation's railroads, in countless numbers throughout the country. They served small towns and the suburban communities of large metropolitan areas from 1890 to the World War I era. Maroon colored siding, authentic shake Gray shingles, gabled roof line, prototypically correct shingling along the ridge and hips, over- hanging eaves shelter the platform. The station has White bay windows and doors. Kit also features (Green benches, telephone booth, baggage wagon, suitcases, milk cans, hand cart, and downspouts). Features: Molded in authentic railroad colors (plastic styrene construction). Requires no painting (some of the detailing may be painted). Authentic scale model. Very detailed instruction/diagram sheet. Kit includes (printed acetate sheet--window and window shades), decals.