OO Gauge Terraced House Kit with gable end not good
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Description
A terraced house facade for model railways, now complete with a separate matching gable end and textured roof panels. The brickwork and quoins evoke classic British railway architecture, designed to sit seamlessly beside track setups or diorama streetscapes.
Additions
- Gable End: Completes the vertical facade, rising 20mm with continued mortar lines and coping stones.
- Roof Panels: Two separate 15mm-deep sections with an interlocking tile texture, ready to cement in place.
- Print Layout: All parts are arranged flat on the bed for straightforward printing without supports.
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