Yes, these are exactly the same kits as the Apple Houses. A customer was thinking that he could probably use one of my apple houses for the orange industry he was modeling in southern California. Why didn't I think of that? So I have changed all the artwork, recipies and labels to oranges.

Each is 33' wide by 120' long in HO! (4-1/2" x 16-1/2")

The walls are of modular design and can be arranged as you like.

An extra 100 orange crates (100 are included in each kit) are available too.
Includes full color orange crate end label art.

My brick version is similar to the Great Nothern's Olds Station apple faculity, in central Washington, and the concrete version is an adaptation there of. And for the bumper crop, we combine the two for a two-story brick over concrete version best built into a hillside (1-1/2" tall) along its length.

These unique buildings could be used on your railroad for a variety of other line side industries besides fruit. How about tabacco leaf warehouse in Wisconsin for instance? We found a photo which the two-story model could easily represent. There are lots of plausible uses. You can probably think of one for your model railroad.

Kits include my fine scale white Hydrocal wall castings and seamed metal roof constructed in styrene. Ten pages of step-by-step instructions including some delicious apple recipes.
You'll want to pre-heat your oven to 350° right now.

Each is 33' wide by 120' long in HO! (4-1/2" x 16-1/2")

The walls are of modular design and can be arranged as you like.

My Apple Valley opertating display was a big hit at the 2004 NMRA National Convention held here in Seattle summer 2004 where I've placed all three versions. There was a lot of interest in the packing houses and we hope to have them available again shortly. Let me know if you are interested. Write to reserve.

100 ORANGE CRATES

Oh, and I dare you to build an extra 100 orange crates (100 are included in each kit).
Includes full color orange crate end label art, stripwood and instructions.