UW2003-N Low Relief Large Georgian Town House - N / 2mm / 1:148

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£8.99

This delightful Low Relief N gauge Georgian Town House is perfect for use on its own, making a grand statement as part of a street of smaller buildings or as part of a longer terrace such as those found in larger towns and cities like London, Bath Liverpool. Designed to sit close up to your backscene this N gauge Georgian town house takes up minimal room but makes maximum impact with its grand doorway with porch and detailed stonework. The kit is supplied with all the necessary doors and windows, roof panels, downspouts to create a very detailed model with minimal effort. With glazed windows,

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UW2003-N Low Relief Large Georgian Town House - N / 2mm / 1:148

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