Scenic Detail

Name: Scenic Detail
Brand: Woodland Scenics
Price: 28.29 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2 (10 reviews)

Item Number: wood223

4.2 Stars (10 Reviews)

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Product Details

This Woodland Scenics Scenic Details Kit Contains A Gas Station That Can Be Used On Any HO Scale Model Layout.

Product Rank

#17 in HO Scale
#45 in Buildings
#429 in Model Trains

Includes

One Gas Station Kit

Features

Thoroughly researched and finely crafted HO scale reproductions.
Highly detailed white metal castings.
Easy to assemble and fun to paint.
Each one of these replicas are fantastic and neat looking!
Resembles an early Phillips 66 gas station complete with pumps, and billboards, barrels, Phillips 66 sign, and more.
Add color, interest and authenticity to your layout!
Instructions provided.

Requirements & Suggestions

Assembly
White Glue or CA Glue
Mini-Scene Paint Set M-125 or Flat Hobby Paint

Comments

Castings are somewhat brittle and require careful handling.

Specifications

Scale: HO 1:87

Woodland Product Number: D223
Walthers Product Number: 785-D223

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Great addition to layout

By: joe.defeo (Lewes, DE)

The is a very detailed and well made kit. It brings back memories of the small gas stations that existed in inner city neighborhoods in large cities. If you are Modeling 1930-1960 era this is a great addition to the layout.

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Very Nice Kit

By: Vince (San Tan Valley,AZ)

This is a very easy kit to build and paint.I placed this old time gas station in the old part of town.The metal in this kit is nice and heavy which makes it easy to handle and decorate.It would have been nice if there were a few more pieces.

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Nice little service-station

By: rwebster25

Got this for the lay-out I'm building for my grandson because it reminded me of my great-grandfather's Socony (before it became Mobil) station in Wethersfield, CT, back in the early 1900's. A fun little kit & easy to make. TIP: I carefully cut-out the transfer-decals & applied w/drop of super-glue...works great & looks even better! (trying to rub off the tiny little things onto the tiny little parts is nuts!!!). Great-looking little gas station at a great price!

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