Life-Like 433-1330 | Ace Super Market Building Kit | HO Scale
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Description
The Life-Like 433-1330 Ace Super Market is a small-town corner grocery store kit in HO scale, perfect for a 1950s through modern-era town scene. The kit comes with full interior detail — cash registers, shelves, and an ice machine inside, plus a phone booth and rear loading door outside. A neon-style "Milk · Food · Ice Cream · Meat · Ice" billboard runs across the top to make the store stand out on the layout.
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- Full interior detail — cash registers, store shelves, and an ice machine
- Exterior phone booth and rear loading door
- Neon-style rooftop billboard reading "Milk · Food · Ice Cream · Meat · Ice"
- Molded in color so it looks finished even before paint
- Easy assembly — beginner-friendly
- Footprint: 9 3/8" x 5 1/2", height 3 1/2" (23.7 x 13.7 x 8.7 cm)
- Scale: HO (1:87)
| Brand | Life-Like (Walthers) |
| Item Number | 433-1330 |
| Scale | HO Scale (1:87) |
| Product Type | Kit — Building |
| Condition | New |
| Assembly | Kit — easy assembly, molded in color |
| Material | Plastic (styrene) |
| Era | 1950s to Modern |
| Dimensions | 9 3/8" x 5 1/2" x 3 1/2" |
| UPC | 616374042258 |
How hard is this to build?
Easy — Life-Like kits go together quickly with just a touch of plastic cement, and most parts are molded in their final colors. Beginners can finish it in an afternoon; experienced modelers can paint and weather it for a more realistic look.
What era does this fit?
The architecture and signage suit a 1950s through modern small-town or suburban scene. The neon billboard and storefront detailing place it firmly mid-century, but it doesn't look out of place on contemporary layouts.
Is paint required?
No — the kit looks complete out of the box thanks to colored plastic. Painting and weathering are optional steps that add realism.
What glue should I use?
Standard plastic cement (Testors, Tamiya Extra Thin, or similar) works well on the styrene parts. A small amount goes a long way — too much can cloud the molded-in colors.