Archistories Z Scale 402111 Small Brick Railway House Building Kit *NEW {{detail_breadcrumb}} SHIP

Description

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THIS IS A KIT! A KIT MEANS YOU HAVE TO BUILD IT! You will receive a flat envelope with the kit in it as shown in the final photograph. PLEASE READ LISTING, LOOK AT PHOTOS AND CONTACT ME IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTION about what it means when I write the word "KIT" in a listing.
Laser cut architectural grade laser-cut cardboard kit. The stuff is really rigid and robust. Pre-colored ... simply glue and GO!
The railwayman's house "Frye" is a replica of an actual house across the street from the Lingen locomotive works! This kit will make a nice addition to your z scale empire or even nestled away in the suburbs.
Dimensions: 1.73" x 1.61" x 1.57" (44 x 41 x 40mm)
Manufacturer Description:
* A home modeled in typical the turn of the century Northern German architecture made of red bricks. The prominent central portion of the building with the second story protrusion makes this home what they call in Germany a "Captain's house." The actual home that inspired this kit was built in 1894 in Lingen, Germany, actually housed an Emsland Workshop railroad worker and his family. The house still exists even today and has special meaning to the designer. This product can be used in different applications by swapping the roof surfaces. At the back of the house is a small extension where pigs or chickens were housed for self-sufficiency of the residents.
* Archistories products do not require any additional color treatment. The product images represent the colors as supplied. Kit consists of high quality colored rigid cardboard.
* Detailed instructions in English and German.
* Level of difficulty: 3/5
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kit is still sealed in the manufacturer's tamper-resistant envelope. z.scale.hobo is an authorized dealer of Archistories.
Very clear and detailed instructions are included in English and German.
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