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1/76th Harper's Yard

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5.0 average, based on 10 reviews

£11.99

Product Information

Specification

Harper's Yard is part of our 1:76^th (OO Gauge) railway range by Petite Properties…

Each kit within this range comes with a set of full colour, step by step instructions which teach how to construct the property. You can then bring the property to life as you choose!

The kit also includes pre-cut external vernacular detailing, glazing & doors and features an aperture in the base for lighting.

The main carcass of this model is cut from 2mm MDF with the architectural detailing being from a high density card.

Approx constructed dimensions

Width = 10.5 cm
Depth = 12.5 cm (including rear porch)
Height = 8.5 cm

Please note that the images show a constructed OO Gauge railway kit and also a completed/decorated basic house kit where additional craft items have been used, these additional craft items are not included within the kit.

Product Code	HpYOO
Manufacturer	Petite Properties Ltd
Condition	New
Weight	0.05lb

Customer Reviews

Average Rating: 5

Harpers Yard

The second building in the range I have built, Excellent base to create the finish required. Fits well and easy to assemble. Recommended.Steve Fackrell (17 Dec 2019, 15:21)

brilliant

My first kit in this scale, part of a birthday present for a friend at church, I even painted the doors in his favourite football colours. I can't wait to give to my friend on his birthday Helen Louise Kemp (9 Sep 2019, 14:47)

brilliant

My first kit in this scale, part of a birthday present for a friend at church, I even painted the doors in his favourite football colours. I can't wait to give to my friend on his birthday Helen Louise Kemp (9 Sep 2019, 14:47)

harpers yard

nice model,i decorated the walls with grit and dry kiln sand before painting and it looks greattim dillon (11 Jul 2019, 11:26)

Superb industrial building

Excellent model of small, non descript industrial premises to be found everywhere in the early and mid twentieth century. Easy to assemble.martin lockland (16 Feb 2019, 18:04)

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