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BUS1667 Dilapidated half-timbered house

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This model shows super-realistic the disintegration of a typical half-timbered house and corresponds in size to the new half-timbered house (1666). The Masonry is partially broken and supported the remaining framework with steel sprouts. The windowpanes are partially wrapped. Under the crumbling plaster, the masonry comes to light. By the demolished Roof is the broken beams, wooden loft and brick fireplace too see. Destroyed windows are secured with beams and shutters. Drooping gutter leftovers. Replica of the stone floor on the ground floor. All wooden parts finished coloured. Additionally in

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Registered at Companies House as RAILS OF SHEFFIELD LIMITED, number 09068081. Checked 2026-08-29.
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BUS1667 Dilapidated half-timbered house

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