Kentucky Schoolhouse
Price range: $55.00 through $60.00
Based on a rural Kentucky schoolhouse built in 1887. A basic structure suitable for beginning modellers.
Custom etch spacing is available. Select “Other” and add a note with your request at Checkout.
Description
Built in 1867 back up a “holler” in northeast Kentucky, the structure is still in use today although no longer as a school. It is believed the last classes taught here were in 1952. It has been used as a church and community meeting hall. It is representative of many such buildings of the 1880s.
The building originally had shake shingles; the roof is now ridged tin sheets.
The kit consists of laser cut basswood and 3D printed chimney, windows, doors, steps, and a choice of two foundation/sills: one flat, the other on 3D-printed rocks as shown in the prototype.
Uncut acetate is included for glazing; roofing material is not included. The prototype is constructed of 4½” clapboard siding. Laser-etched boards are also available at the same price: 6″ is standard.
Other laser-etched spacing may be available. Select “Lumber” on options and add note at checkout indicating your spacing preference.
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This structure is of basic construction. The windows and doors are placed in pre-cut openings, the walls are joined at 90 degree angles, trim pieces are added, the roof is attached, and the chimney placed in the roof hole provided.
Additional information
| Weight | 8 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 9 × 6 × 2 in |
| Siding: | Clapboard, Lumber6", Other |
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