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SCALE MODEL SCENERY (LX339-OO AND LX340-OO) SASH WINDOWS

Scale Model Scenery has created a new range of laser-cut sash windows designed to help modellers with this hardest part of an architectural scratch-build. Its arched top, four-pane sash (LX339-OO), supplied in a pack of six is typical of the many windows found on locomotive sheds, warehouses and mills, while its narrow arch top sash window – often seen in multiples – is suitable for buildings of a more ornate nature, and supplied in a pack of 10. Equally useful when modifying kits or ready-to-plant buildings, too. Visit its website to see more variants.

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