You can flesh out your model train layout with easily assembled model buildings. This site offers general buildings, like churches, restaurants, houses and barns, and there are railroad specific buildings such as railway stations. Buildings come pre-weathered and realistic looking. So there is no need to add more details in order to have them fit in.
Low Relief Buildings
There site offers an assortment of low relief buildings to give backdrop scenery for your model train without taking up too much space. This is a great way to lend atmosphere to your hobby. Many of the buildings look like something straight out of the old West. There are also farm and industrial buildings, which fit in realistically with a model railway.
Historical Authenticity
During the settling of the American West, trains carried passengers to small towns in the middle of nowhere. These towns were vital outposts of civilization. They served a vital role for the local farmers, miners and ranchers. Small western towns connected those critical industries to larger cities. This meant the raw materials they produced could be brought to market, thus making money, and finished goods could be acquired in spite of their remote location.
These modelbuildings.org can help you flesh out an old American West town. In the modern era, a lot of trains are more aimed at industrial transport. In line with that, you can also get models of shipping containers. These can be used to flesh out your rail yard with realistic looking containers. Print as many as you want to make and stack them up authentically like you would see in a real rail yard.
Model Buildings 