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Typical of American libraries built 1900s to late 1930s, the Walthers Cornerstone Public Library is an important addition to scenes set in the early 1900s into the present. Similar buildings still serve many smaller towns and city neighbourhoods today. As with many government buildings, this library projects an image of quiet power and stability. Ideal for any town from the early 1900s to the present day, buildings like this are still common in cities, suburbs and on college campuses.

Features:

• Easily used as city hall, police station, courthouse, school or other public building
• Traditional large entry with elevated stairway
• Highly detailed plastic parts simulating stone and brick construction
• Finely moulded windows and doors
• Moulded in three colours and clear plastic

We recommend using Plastic Glue to construct this kit.

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