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Here are two kits from model railroading's past. These were originally made in HO in the mid 1950's by Ayres as cardboard kits. They represent very simple stucco buildings that include signs shown. Click on the pic for more.
The town of Lockport, a far southwestern suburb of Chicago, birthed this brick beauty. It exists today as a rental place, but I'm guessing it must have originally been a car dealer or auto shop.
This kit is not just a flat, and the signs (only those shown) are easy to assemble.
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Need a "tenement" building for your city? Try this decorative front with deep detail. Heavy stonework, with deep relief trim, double doors and typical high stairway. Two or more painted differently or mixed with other similar fronts would make an attractive partial city block.
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Another release this summer, only this time not a limited run.
Introducing the "Back Wall", a flat you can use to face your tracks.
Comes with details shown, just add your own greenery.
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O scale relief kit. Click on the picture for more information.
I've had a number of letters about reissuing this kit and I finally had time to do it. Same price as before.
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