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Miniature N-Scale Victorian World Main Street Confectionery

Immerse yourself in the charm of a turn-of-the-century American small town with the Miniature N-Scale Victorian World Main Street Confectionery. This meticulously crafted 3-shop structure, designed by a San Francisco Architect, is a perfect addition to any N-Scale model railway or dollhouse collection. Measuring just 1.5 inches wide by 2.5 inches deep by 2.75 inches tall, this miniature confectionery shop is a delightful piece that captures the essence of a nostalgic Main Street.

Key Features and Benefits

Experience the rich architectural details of the Victorian era with this confectionery shop. Its exterior is adorned with Victorian-era influences, including ornate trim, decorative brackets, and detailed window frames. The prominent storefront windows not only provide a clear view of the tempting sweets inside but also serve as an enticement to explore. The "gingerbread" trim and varied rooflines add to the whimsical and old-fashioned feel, making it a standout feature on any Main Street.

• Victorian architecture with decorative details
• Prominent storefront windows for a clear view

Quality and Satisfaction

Gold Rush Bay is committed to producing the most realistic assembled architectural miniatures. Each product is proudly made in the United States, ensuring high-quality craftsmanship and attention to detail. The entire structure is delivered in a white color, making it easy for you to paint and personalize it to match your vision. While some finial, window, or railing details may become misaligned or broken in shipping, rest assured that this is not a toy and is intended for adult collectors. Your satisfaction is guaranteed with this new, high-quality miniature, ready to bring your model railway or dollhouse to life.

• Realistic assembled miniatures for less effort
• High-quality craftsmanship and attention to detail