Art Deco House

Last crawled date: 1 year ago

I have a train station on my layout that is a modular kit. The kit was made in the 1950s. It has wall panels and columns that interlock. After watching a show on cable that had a house I liked, I thought that I would see if I could make a house of the kit components like that one. Here it is. The exterior has 42 columns 24'X24' 10' high made of extruded concrete. The wall panels are a sandwich of stamped steel (or aluminum) powder coated white on the outside with auto enamel, a foam core, and drywall taped, textured, and painted on the inside. Walls are capped with a 2' high parapet. Front door has a 4' high parapet. There is 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, kitchen, dining, and a 2 story livingroom. The walkout basement is finished. Highlights: cutout in the Master Bedroom overlooking the living room, mirrored closet doors, a column in a corner of the master shower, and a wood stove in the Basement. The Library has a pull-down projector screen. Finally, a 2-car garage in the house footprint, which measures 51' X 30'. Exterior walls are components. You can copy them and make your own house if you want to. These are only one width of many walls in the kit. Front door is interactive, I left it open for you. Close it via ToolsInteract if you want to. Bob