K-Line #K-40312 Hershey's Chocolate Town Suburban Station (1992)

Hershey's offered two different suburban stations for their line of Hershey's products:  

-#K-01032 Hershey's Whistling Station with Figures and Accessories with really light tan - almost white - walls, a green roof, beige figures, and of course a steam whistle. This station came in sets and was not available for separate sale

-#K-40312 Hershey's Chocolate Town Suburban Station with creamy yellow walls, a chocolate brown roof, and chocolate brown figures and accessories.

Be Blessed and Relish Life! Ed 

Note: The box art appears to show the station with the same light tan walls as the #K-01032 

Do you remember painting figures back in the day with Testor's 'flesh' paint? That thick, acky, paint that went on in blobs and looked absolutely nothing like anyone's skin tone that I knew! That's what these remind me of 😄

TRAIN TIME: K-Line #K-1401 Hershey's 100th Anniversary Set (1994) - Pt 8 K-Line #K-01032 Hershey's Whistling Station with Figures and Accessories

In this particular set the rolling stock and buildings did not come in their own separate boxes packaged within the larger set box. Instead, the engine and rolling stock all sat in a large vacu-formed plastic cradle while the buildings were in sealed plastic bags and placed in a plain cardboard box. 

K-Line offered two Hershey's stations in different colors and, to the best of my knowledge, the station posted here today was only available in sets and not offered for separate sale. Also, this station contained an old school air whistle, while the other separate sale station did not. Be Blessed and Relish Life! Ed 

1994 catalog extract

This photo was taken after I had already opened up the station platform and assembled it.

Normally I group the buildings - and any figures and accessories they come with - together in a photo, but I got lazy this time. Anywho, here's all the stuff that came with this station.