Designed by Alley Friends Architects of Philadelphia PA, The RRinaBOX  QuickieLine Kits contain precision cut, clearly identified pieces of foamboard which builds a structure—the benchwork for a toy train layout.  An illustrated handbook, and 60 minute video takes the modeler from gluing the structure together to laying and wiring track, running trains, adding buildings and creating scenery. The QuickieLine Kit-- when assembled using Elmer’s glue-- allows for two train operation with cross-over, and comes with four bridges, a viaduct, two mountains with tunnels and a waterfall. Originally created to get kids and novices into the hobby, we have found that experienced modelers  appreciate the advantages the QuickieLine Kits offer.  The internal ribs and profiles create the benchwork for strength and structure.  The top pieces (horizontals) are pre-cut to allow for grade changes and are glued to the tops of the ribs.  The finished layout will have four levels for your trains to traverse. The horizontal pieces are in color and show a town area with streets, sidewalks, and a park.  A river with a dock, a secluded beach and a waterfall are included in the QuickieLine Kits.  Also, there is designation for specific track in the green, grassy areas.  For those who are intimidated by scenery don’t be—the QuickieLine Kits give you a head start.  Many customers simply add track and trains and a few buildings to the painted horizontals and have a finished layout.  Remember, the foamboard horizontals make it easy to “plant trees”—a ball point pen to make the hole and some Elmer’s glue is all you need.  Bob Keller of Classic Toy Trains Magazine saw the QuickieLine Kits at the York TCA Train Show in York PA a few years ago and after we explained the steps of building the kits to him, he smiled and said--- “just add glue”.  Thanks Bob.