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Barn
(not pictured)
(No.T9016)
Revell split up the
Barnyard Set (No.T9015)
into two additional kit
offerings in the 1959-60
catalog. The
Barn kit
included four figures
and sold for $1.69.
Barnyard Set
(No.T9015)
Revell catalogs the
Barnyard Set
first in the 1959-60
catalog. The set
includes a barn with
sliding door and movable
access door.
Additionally, the set
provided a horse shed;
tool shed; and rabbit
hutch. The set's retail
price is listed as $2.49
and included six animals
and three people
figures, plus decals.
Chicken Coop and 10
Figures
(No.T9011)
The Chicken Coop
and 10 Figures
was listed in Revell's
1959-60 catalog and
along with the Farmhouse
and Privy (No.T9009) and
Garage with Farmer
(No.T9010) made up the
Complete Farmhouse Set
(No.T9003).
Complete Farmhouse Set
(No.T9003)
Along with the Trackside
Buildings, this was
Revell's other new kit
offering for 1958. This
included a Farmhouse;
Outhouse; Garage; and
Chicken House. Revell
states the kit is snap
together and that glue
was not necessary. The
kit pieces are noted as
being molded in various
colors. The catalog
also states figures and
animals are inlcuded in
the set, which sold for
$1.98 in '58.
Country Schoolhouse
(No.T9036)
This building kit joined
the Revell line with the
1961 product catalog.
The kit's pieces were
molded in three colors
and Revell included an
operating teeter-tooter
and tire swing with this
offering. The retail on
the Country
Schoolhouse kit
was $2.98 in 1961.
Crossing Tender's Shack
(see Trackside Buildings
picture)
(No.T9008)
One of the four pieces
that made up Revell's
Trackside Buildings Set
(No.T9002), the
Crossing Tender's Shack
also included a figure
and sold for
seventy-nine cents as a
separate kit.
Elevated Switchman's
Shanty
(see Trackside Buildings
picture)
(No.T9006)
Part of Revell's
Trackside Buildings Set
(No.T9002), the
Elevated Switchman's
Shanty included
a figure and sold for
eighty-nine cents as a
separate kit in the
1959-60 catalog.
Engine Crew Shanty
(No.T-9033)
Farmhouse with Privy
(see Complete Farmhouse
picture)
(No.T9009)
As Revell did with the
Barnyard and Trackside
Buildings Sets, the
Complete Farmhouse Set
(No.T9003) was
individually available
according to the 1959-60
catalog. The
Farmhouse with Privy
also included three
figures and sold for
$1.29.
Freight Station
(No.9020)
A very familiar looking
kit to anyone with an
interest in HO-scale
trains, Revell lists
this Freight
Station among
its kits in the 1959-60
catalog. Selling for
$1.69, this
Freight Station
would find itself in
later years among the
AHM and TYCO product
lines after serving for
Revell.
Fuel Tank
(No.????)
Garage with Farmer
(see Complete Farmhouse
picture)
(No.T9010)
Part of Revell's
Complete Farmhouse Set
(No.T9003), this small
kit included the
farmhouse's
Garage with Farmer
figure for eighty-nine
cents.
Horse Shed, Tool Shed
and Rabbit Hutch
(not pictured)
(No.T9017)
The other half of
Revell's Barnyard Set
(No.T9015), one received
the horse shed, tool
shed, rabbit hutch, and
five figures for the
$1.29 retail price.
This item is found in
Revell's 1959-60
catalog.
Interlocking
Tower
(see
Trackside Buildings
picture)
(No.T9004)
Revell also sold the
Trackside Buildings Set
(No.T9002)
individually. The
Interlocking
Tower was a
component of the
complete set, which
Revell offered with two
figures as a separate
kit for ninety-eight
cents in the 1959-60
catalog.
Maintenance Shed
(No.T9022)
Found in Revell's
1959-60 catalog is this
Maintenance Shed
building kit. The
catalog states that the
shed doors swing open;
the kit included the
motor car and trailer;
plus a pair of railroad
workmen. The
Maintenance Shed
kit pieces are molded in
three colors according
to the catalog. The
model sold for $1.29.
Sand & Pump House
(No.)
Small Town
Station
(No.T9001)
(No.H985)
This kit, which would
later appear in the AHM
product line, sold for
$2.49 in Revell's
1957-58 product
catalog. The
"H"-leading stock number
is from a later
production run of this
kit. The only
difference in an H985
example appears to be
the stock number and
packaging.
Suburban House
(No.T9034)
Summer Stock Theater
(No.T9035)
A new entry in Revell's
building kits for 1961,
this kit was a barn
converted to a theater
with separate ticket box
office. The kit also
included stage; benches;
non-working lights; and
was molded in three
colors. Revell notes
the benches and doors
are movable according to
the description in the
'61 catalog. The
Summer Stock
Theater was
originally priced at
$2.49 and would survive
the Revell line to be
among offerings from
Con-Cor in later years.
Superior Bakery
(No.T9037)
(No.H997)
A large brick structure
molded in colors.
Revell included in the
Superior Bakery
kit a sidewalk section;
fire hydrant; trash bin;
lamp post; mailbox;
lights; billboard; and
decals. Window material
was also provided and
the kit sold for $3.98
and was new in the 1961
Revell catalog. The
T-series stock number is
from the original '60s
release. The white
package shown above and
the H-series stock
number is from Revell's
1977 re-release of this
kit.
Trackside Buildings
(No.T9002)
This collection of four
structures arrives in
the 1958-59 Revell
catalog and included a
Switchman's Shanty;
Interlocking Tower;
Crossing Tender's Shack;
and Water Tower and
Spout. The kit parts
were molded in a total
of three different
colors. A set of six
figures was also
included. The set of
Trackside Buildings
retailed for $2.49 in
'58.
Water Tower with Spout
(see Trackside Buildings
picture)
(No.T9005)
Part of Revell's
Trackside Buildings Set,
the 1959-60 catalog
lists the individual
pieces of set as being
available for purchase
alone. The
Water Tower with Spout
kit had two figures
included with it and
sold for ninety-eight
cents.
Weekly Herald
(not pictured)
(No.H996)
Yardmaster's Office
(No.T9032)
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