Bring a busy industrial corner to life on your N scale layout with the Walthers Cornerstone George Roberts Printing, Inc. This concrete curtain-wall factory is typical of the commercial and manufacturing districts found in towns and cities across North America, and its timeless design fits any layout set from the 1920s right up to the present day.
Specifications
| Brand |
Walthers Cornerstone |
| Item Number |
933-3231 |
| Scale |
N Scale (1:160) |
| Kit Type |
Plastic Structure Kit (assembly required) |
| Footprint |
7-3/4 x 4-1/2 in (19.3 x 11.2 cm) |
| Height |
7-1/4 in (18.1 cm) |
| Era |
1920s to Present (Steam, Transition & Diesel) |
Features
- Multi-story brick and concrete curtain-wall industrial building
- Large window walls for natural illumination of the print floor
- Covered loading dock built into the rear for freight service
- Detailed "extras" including a rooftop water tank and three-story fire escape
- Colorful decal signs to letter the building for your railroad
- Versatile design suits layouts from the 1920s through the modern era
Frequently Asked Questions
Is paint and glue included?
No. This is an unpainted plastic structure kit that assembles with plastic cement; paint and a hobby knife are recommended for the best results.
How big is the finished building?
The assembled structure measures about 7-3/4 x 4-1/2 in with a height of 7-1/4 in, making it a commanding industrial scene on an N scale layout.
What era does it fit?
Concrete curtain-wall factories like this have been in use since the 1920s and remain common today, so it suits steam, transition, and modern-era layouts.
Can it be used as a different business?
Absolutely. While it is lettered for George Roberts Printing, the generic industrial design works as a warehouse, factory, or distributor for any railroad.
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