Description
Two half-relief gable-end frontages for 1:76.2 (OO gauge) buildings, each 120 mm wide and 6 mm deep, with a 68 mm eaves height and a two-pitch roofline rising to a 100 mm apex.
Fitment
- Scale: OO, 1:76.2. Not intended for HO or N scenery without rescaling.
- Front face: Flemish bond mortar joints, 0.2 mm wide and 0.25 mm deep, over the full height.
- Frontage one: door and five windows plus a loft frame.
- Frontage two: two 38 × 38 mm wooden slat doors and two high windows.
- Frames and doors are printed as a separate sheet above each apex.
Check before printing
Joint detail needs a 0.4 mm nozzle or finer. The wall openings are through-holes, so the frame sets must be glued in from the front.
Does not fit
No back wall, floors or side walls are included.
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