Love to see more building flats made. Not so much front of the buildings but maybe with just train loading and unloading docks or even some with a covered train shed. also made so you could put more then one side by side to make longer buildings. also some older style buildings from the early 1900's. ......Paul 2

Blast furnace! Steel mill!

A 1970s era Amtrak station.   Hammond IN, Canton, OH are examples of the type.

Buffalo NY Depew one example as in this link:

http://www.trainweb.org/usarail/buffalo_depew.htm

M&Ms factory.  I know you did the building flat for M&Ms.

Neal Jeter

Wonder Bread, Hostess Cake Plant with a smoke unit in the stack so you can use Mega Steam Baking Bread scented smoke fluid

I would love to see a Pillsbury manufacturing plant.

Margaritaville restaurant with Jimmy Buffett sign.

I definitely second Paul’s suggestions. I’d also like to see more industries with flat backs like grain silos or coal/ore mines. An older style freight building/depot would be nice too.

As far as non-train related buildings, I’d like to see: a city hall, a gazebo/city park, a drive in theater with concession stands, and a 1950’s highway motel.

I would have also said a church, but you beat me to it with a nice offering!

I would second the drive in theater with concession stands. 

I’d like a enhanced selection of residential houses...farm homes, two story city houses, older 1920 vintage.

Domino Sugar

A Wisconsin cheese factory (think Mullins Cheese), a paper mill, a Wisconsin/Minnesota supper club, The Brat Stop, another version of the sauerkraut factory (mine didn't work), a country tavern, a tourist gift shop (Dells, Cherryland, etc. signage) and the National Railroad museum.  These all have buildings right in your back yard to model .

I would love to see a hillside coal mine

Or even some small old west buildings that could be used for a kid's layout:

Ebinger bakery plant

Bohack Super market

Johns Bargain Store

Prince, WV passenger station.

Still being used by Amtrak.

Scott Smith

I'll take a Bohack and a White Castle !

Any of these skyscrapers (as flats) but in a more professional version with the great lighting and details that Menards is so good at...