Walthers Cornerstone Series Manual

Thanks for purchasing this Cornerstone Series® kit. All parts are styrene, so use only compatible glue and paint. Please read the instruc-
tions and study the drawings before starting.
Your new model is based on a prototype constructed by the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy in 1891 at Omaha, Nebraska. It was extensively
remodeled in 1931 and the kit is based on the building as it looked after that time. The structure still stands as of late 2001, but after being
empty and neglected for years, it is in poor condition.
Serving a fascinating variety of trains (some stations handled hundreds of trains daily) with a wide range of equipment and schedules, your
new Union Station is a perfect addition to any size layout. Where space is limited, it can be the focal point of operations. It can easily be
used as a head or side station and installed at or above the level of the tracks.
A wide range of passenger cars, figures, vehicles and accessories are available to set the scene. See your dealer, or check out the latest
Walthers N&Z Scale Model Railroad Reference book or visit our Web-site at www.waltherscornerstone.com for more ideas.
1. Glue the windows (27,31) and doors (24) in place on the back sides of the appropriate walls (3,15). Then glue the "glass" (25,
28,32) onto the backs of the windows and doors.
2. Glue walls (10,15) together and to the base (1). Then glue the front wall (3) in place, by itself, on the base. Note: Use the ridges on
the base to position correctly.
3. Glue the columns (8) together
and then onto the pads on the
base (1), in front of wall #3.
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UNION STATION
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27 x 5
28 x 5
3
31 x 2
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32 x2
24 x5
25 x5
28 x5
27 x5
25 x3
24 x3
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