Extraordinary detail and realism.
American architecture in miniature.
An example of a building style that became common in the 1920s.
Buildings of this era were designed for electric lights and central heat, thus having smaller windows and lower ceilings.
Plastic wall sections are molded in one color.
This building is a composite of typical period architectural details.
White styrene sheet is used for the roofs.
Clear styrene "glazing" sheets are used for window openings.
Create life-like cities, villages or towns.
Assembly instructions also include painting and weathering tips.

Requirements & Suggestions

Assembly
Any Plastic Glue
150 Grit Sandpaper
Scissors
Modeling Knife
Paint (Modeler's Choice)
Paint Brushes

Comments

Use only plastic compatible paint.

Specifications

Scale: N 1:160
Width: 2-3/4" (71mm)
Length: 3" (76mm)
_ Height: 2-1/2" (64mm)
Design-Preservation Product Number: WOO50300
Walthers Product Number: 243-WOO50300

Reviews

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Otto's Parts kit

By: newhorizons451

Making a row of stores and this model is just the right size and height. A good price. Looks really nice

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New kits not as good

By: terp8888

So no decals no alignment tabs for the walls and make your own roof from thin polystyrene. No prefab roof and no tabs makes it difficult to square and align walls, and it will take some work to make the roof realistic, but the brick and stone detail make's it possible to duplicate the picture.

(1)

Layout Structures

By: w3158823

Not a very distinctive structure. Required a lot added detail IE; lighting-signs/billboards-roof equipment etc.

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