Description
Cash Mine Cash Mine Works was inspired by my friend Dave Cash's scratchbuilt model of the Silver King Ore House in Park City, Utah. Dave scratchbuilt the model from plans in the October 1960 issue of Model Railroader. This is an excellent structure to model with interesting and varied roof lines. Many exposed structural frames. And covered loading areas for 2 tracks or use one for rail and the other for truck loading. Great looks of a contest winning craftsman style kit, but laser-cutting makes it easy to build. Over 230 laser-cut pieces including walls, floors and subroof with tab and slot connections. Doors, trim and roofing have a peel--n-stick backing for easy assembly. 42 Grandt Line or Tichy plastic windows with laser cut "glass". And of course, signs. N kit dimensions .......(4.00" deep x 4.50" wide x 5.50" tall) (3.31" track center-to-center)
Details
Scale: |
N Scale |
Store Location: |
P# 245 / Aisle 10C2E |
Customer Reviews
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Blair Cash Mine N...
This was an amazing kit and a pleasure to assemble. There are many tiny laser-cut pieces, but the various parts fit together perfectly. Various notches and slots assure that the key elements fit squarely. I noticed one error in the instructions where frame F1 is drawn upside down--however, the up direction is correctly labeled on the piece itself. The completed model looks virtually identical to the photo on the box. I would definitely recommend this kit to any serious modeler who is patient and meticulous.
