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HO scale bungalow painted in 1920s colors |
You can find small bungalows like this one close to the tracks all over North
America. This particular house was a "kit" house, delivered by a box car. Such
kit houses were common in the 1910s and 1920s and are often called "Sears"
houses. However, there were many companies selling kit houses and Sears was just
one such company.
This particular house was designed by the Gordon Van-Tine Company, of
Davenport, Iowa.
 Features
We've put a lot of attention and engineering into this kit to make it easy
and enjoyable to build, but produce the superior look and finish of a craftsman
kit. Here are some of the features you'll find in this kit:
- Engineered to be easy to build, but with the
detailed look of a craftsman kit
- Tab and slot construction
- Peel and stick Shake Ultra Shingles and stick concrete block foundation
- The best instructions, with step-by-step color
photos and text
- Cast “concrete” front stairs include lip detail
- Grandt Line chimney
- Removable roof allows detailing and lighting
of the interior
- Dimensions: 3-1/2” by 5-1/4”
- Complements our 1920s Garage kit
Status
The HO version of this kit is currently in production and will be shipping
during the first week of September. The N scale version will follow soon after,
with S and O scale versions later in the fall.
Pricing
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Description |
Part # |
Price |
| N 1920s Bungalow |
12017 |
$TBA |
| HO 1920s Bungalow |
13017 |
$47.95 |
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