Before the invention of indoor plumbing, the toilet was not located in the bathroom. Instead, it could be found outside, in a shed. This shed was called the outhouse. It was placed over a deep hole in the ground, which was then buried in dirt when it was full. These were common in the 1800's into the mid 1900's. Not seen much today they make a great addition to any steam or transition era model railroad layout.
The doors on these models are not hinged, but are seperate from the body so that it may be posed in whatever position you like. You get one door with a crescent moon design, one door with a 5-point star design and two doors that are plain.
These models represent HO scale (1:87) outhouses. They are 3D printed in high quality resin which provides better details and less surface atifacts than other common types of 3D printing. All they need is some paint and they're ready for placement.
These are 3D printed in gray resin, are upainted and come in a pack of 4.
Materials and care
This item is made from 3D printed UV curable resin. It should not be displayed in direct sunlight unless a UV blocking coating is first applied. This can be either paint with a UV blocker or a UV blocking clearcoat.
