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       This is an HO Scale Plastic Structure Kit of the City Cab Company
                     Building by Design Preservation Models.

FEATURES: The City Cab Company has an old fashioned downtown store appeal.
          Extreme realism is displayed with this building.
          Architectural design of the times is in true detail with this kit.
          Wall sections are molded in a cream colored plastic and are etched
            in fine detail of brick.
          Half of the building is two stories, the other half is one.
          All of the windows in this building are the type that would slide
            upward to open.
          Transparent plastic sheets are provided to add glass effect to the
            windows.
          White styrene sheet is used for the roof.
          This is the quick and easy route in giving life to layout or creating
            your HO scale city, village, town.
          You may paint this building according to the picture on the package.

INCLUDES: One HO Scale City Cab Company Plastic Model Building

REQUIRES: Assembly
          100 Grit Sandpaper
          Glue
          Scissors
          Paint (Modeler's Choice)
          Paint Brushes
          Adult Supervision

SPECS:    Scale:  HO  1:87
          Width:  6-1/4"  (15.9cm)
          Depth:  5-3/4"  (14.6cm)
_         Height: 3-1/2"  (8.9cm)

COMMENTS: Airbrush painting is the preferred method of painting.
          Use black construction paper to give your building the illusion of
            being occupied by blocking the light.
          Use Woodland Scenics for decals, landscape and terrain modeling.
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