Had fond memories of family who lived in a house just like this in Upstate Pennsylvania. Just got the Walthers flyer for this month and saw this model in it. I ordered it and I will certainly find a spot for it on my layout. Can't believe how close this looks to that house.

Very nice common style of home. Glad Walthers is putting out these more realistic models. Don't paint foundation blackish grey, it is almost always concrete to beige color. Great assembly job with those extra details,so nice!

Walthers staff This is by fare the best video of informative Information of the 100 epesodes so fare. great job and please keep this type of video coming.

Very nice house looks like something you’d find near the beach or maybe at the end of a residential area

Congratulations on 100 episodes even if this is a full year and half latter. Be nice to have another percentage off since retired now and just getting back into model building of my youth. Introduced our daughters into HO train layout, model building during their growing years. Thanks for this tutorial on plastic kits, also finding laser cut kits along with hydrocal kits to be interesting. Will mix them all together for town layout as I continue forward.

Happy 100th episode!!

Cool! Thanks for sharing, Congrats on your 100th apasode

thanks for sharing these techniques. This will helpme when I do my bungalow.

As an N scaler I got super excited about this, until I saw that it's HO

I am refering to the bungalow house.

No N scale?

When is the n-scale version coming? Seems like a lot of unnecessary, distracting fondling of the model in this video which distracted from the attempt to examine the details.

i am a model car and hot wheels guy, i DONT LIKE airbrush, if it is styrene, why cant you use model paint if you are adept at mixing paint and know how things SHOULD look, that little house is a FINE build and a nice model