Modular Learning Kit

This is an HO Scale Plastic Modular Building Learning Kit by Design Preservation Models.

Design-Preservation Modular Learning Kit HO Scale Model Railroad Building #woo36000
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Design Preservation Models Item # dpmwoo36000
Features :
  • Brick auto parts building with a bay door on one end.
  • Extreme realism is displayed with this building.
  • Detailed architectural design of the times.
  • Wall sections are molded in rust and tan plastic and etched in fine detail.
  • Some pieces are white styrene.
  • True-to-scale architectural details.
  • Transparent plastic sheets are provided to add glass effect to the windows.
  • Fun and easy way to learn how to build modular buildings.
  • This is the quick and easy route in giving life to layouts or creating your HO scale city, village, or town.
  • Detailed pictorial instructions and planning packet.
  • Free Woodland Scenics dry transfer decal sample included.
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Spotlight Review

 
"Outstanding Buildings"
johncpo41 (www.hobbiesinabarn)
I have several building units from DPM including a number of built-up complete kits as well as the building sections to make up fronts with windows and doors. These kits are useful in any setting and complete a city block scene with any theme in mind. The sections go together in almost any combination whether all kit parts or mix and match for a custom building and block. Painting and detailing the buildings are up to you as to how much extra you want from each building. Every building in a city scene is completely different than the one next door! Wear and tear on the buildings vary like anything people build, from bare brick to painted with five different colored coats of paint. It's your city block, so go to town as the saying goes.

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Features

  • Brick auto parts building with a bay door on one end.
  • Extreme realism is displayed with this building.
  • Detailed architectural design of the times.
  • Wall sections are molded in rust and tan plastic and etched in fine detail.
  • Some pieces are white styrene.
  • True-to-scale architectural details.
  • Transparent plastic sheets are provided to add glass effect to the windows.
  • Fun and easy way to learn how to build modular buildings.
  • This is the quick and easy route in giving life to layouts or creating your HO scale city, village, or town.
  • Detailed pictorial instructions and planning packet.
  • Free Woodland Scenics dry transfer decal sample included.

Specs

  • Scale: HO (1:87)
  • Width: 5-3/4" (147mm)
  • Depth: 3" (76mm)
  • Design-Preservation Product Number: WOO36000
  • Walthers Product Number: 243-WOO36000

Includes

One HO Scale Plastic Modular Building Learning Kit.

  • Vehicles, decals, figures, landscape and accessories NOT included
  • Product VARIES from picture

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Reviews

  
 
"Great For Learning And Superdetailing"
imageArtCo@yahoo.com (Plymouth, PA)
Very easy assembly which will familiarize you with the DPM building technique. It also will lend itself well to much super-detailing such as interior and exterior details. My kit went together in a weekend and sold on eBay for more than double the price!

 
"Very flexible kit at a great price"
Grant S. (North Carolina)
I was looking for a building to replace a lost piece of the two-part factory (Walthers?) that I was restoring from when I originally built it so many years ago. This building did the trick nicely. It pretty much fit just right and was almost exactly the same style as the building it was to complement (see pictures). The modular nature allowed me to put the doors just where I wanted them. Considering how much the modular pieces are when sold separately this model is a steal and I can't see why I would buy anything else. I added a foundation to the model to help match the existing one, and a foundation always helps stability. The model isn't perfect, however. It's actually pretty complicated to put together, and the cardboard roof is a joke. I didn't have anything large enough to replace it but I did use a piece of posterboard, rough side up, instead. This looks a bit better. There was minor flash and sprue nubs that were easy enough to deal with.

 
"Perfect Accent"
midnghtlord (Columbus GA)
This building actually serves two purposes 1 to learn how to assemble this particular brand and the other to add a volunteer fire station to a small town on my layout.

Comments

  • Airbrushing is the preferred method of painting.
  • Use black construction paper to give your building the illusion of being occupied by blocking the light.
  • Use Woodland Scenics for decals, landscape and terrain modeling.