Drinkwater Place (Frame House) HO American Model Builders

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HO Scale. Small rural farms are rapidly becoming a thing of the past. In the depression era, people often depended on farming as their only means of survival; growing their own food and selling anything that was left over. Located in Southeast Missouri, the Drinkwater Place was just such a farm. Its distinctive 1920s era house serves as the basis for our latest HO scale wood frame residence. Traditional farmhouses like kit #184 could be practically found anywhere in North America with examples seen over a wide geographic range. Because of this, our kit will build into a family dwelling that will fit on nearly any model railroad layout. The Drinkwater Place features our usual Tab and Slot construction as well as Peel & Stick windows, doors, trim, and rolled roofing. The front porch displays fine laser-cut railings and balusters with see-through latticework beneath the scribed wood deck. There is also an add-on kitchen in the rear, white metal chimneys, and a couple of laser-cut window fans for added detail. The finished structure measures 3″ long x 5″ wide x 4.25″ high.