LX390-OO Modular Temporary Site Offices - OO/4mm/1:76

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A laser-cut kit to build this low relief modular temporary site office complex, as often seen on large construction sites, at rail depots other sites where temporary office space is needed, often used by the likes of Network Rail large construction contractors etc. Laser-cut from 4mm MDF with laserboard windows, doors detailing (including a door handle!), this kit is very easy to build and forms an ultra-low relief modular office block to sit at the back of your layout up against your backscene. The finished model takes up very little room at just 6.4mm deep, so it can be used in the tightest

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LX390-OO Modular Temporary Site Offices - OO/4mm/1:76

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