Roadside Restaurant Kit

The Roadside Restaurant is designed for use with your HO SCALE railroad layouts and resembles a Howard Johnson restaurant complete with Colonial charm. Ages 7 and over. May require adult supervision.

Atlas Roadside Restaurant Kit HO Scale Model Railroad Building #760
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 Atlas # atl760
$18.29
 
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Atlas Item # atl760
Features :
  • Molded in authentic colors (plastic styrene)
  • Requires no painting (**some of the details may be painted **your choice)
  • Authentic scale model
  • Very detailed instruction/diagram sheet (parts are numbered)
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"Roadside restaurant kit atles"
Camachomartin67
This is another great building model by Atles. I really like all Atles models. They always look nice on your lay outs. And I always like the colors of buildings. I have lots of Atles models.On my lay outs.Atles all the way. The best

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Features

  • Molded in authentic colors (plastic styrene)
  • Requires no painting (**some of the details may be painted **your choice)
  • Authentic scale model
  • Very detailed instruction/diagram sheet (parts are numbered)

Specs

  • Atlas Product Number: 760
  • Walthers Product Number: 150-760
  • Walthers Catalog: 2014 HO, page 481

Includes

One Roadside Restaurant Kit (Unassembled) **HO SCALE**


Requirements & Suggestions

  • Fast drying flat paint (if you decide to paint)
  • Hobby knife
  • Plastic cement
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Reviews

  
 
"Not as good as I expected"
abrielle (Jonesboro, AR)
This is a really nice little restaurant - the colors are terrible - which was an easy fix with some paint but I did find I had to make quite a few 'adjustments' to get the pieces to fit - also the base and middle frame were warped slightly. The holes for the drain pipes are also not in the right spots for the side roof - no matter which way you turn it. I still give this a good rating as it is a nice little building but be prepared to spend some extra time on it.

 
"Kitschy architecture and crazy colors"
glenamat
I needed a commercial building near a railroad/road crossing and an intersection in the 1950s San Fernando Valley. Odd (to put it politely) architectural forms and vibrant (to put it mildly) colors were starting to take hold in that time and place, in contrast to the more sedate bungalow and mission styles from the previous wave of development. Check out those Art Deco/Streamline fins on the steeple base, on the Victorian roof This kit is good raw material. Ill repaint the roof medium brown with some mottling, and adjust some details, and it will fit right in.

 
"truckstop"
nicklemke658
I got this kit for a truck stop and it looks great with 1/87 trucks around it.

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