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Create a bustling city using a Design Preservation Models townhouse. Whether you want to build model trains or you just love assembling buildings, the Woodland Scenics DPM Number 3 townhouse kit is sure to please. It features realistic details and an easy-to-assemble design. The Design Preservation Models townhouse is built perfectly to scale. This quality piece will be a great addition to whatever type of scene you want to create. Model railroad enthusiasts will appreciate the detail of this model. It has intricate details that help it look like the real thing. Each side of the building has six windows made to scale. The front part of the model has five windows and a large front door. The fully finished back of the model has a scale-sized door complete with intricate paneling. Because smaller parts are required to create the realistic detailing, this scale townhouse is recommended for people ages 14 and up. The Woodland Scenics DPM building kit comes with many structures and features. Accessories include a scale-sized picket fence surrounding the front of the townhouse along with a light post. The detailed windows in this kit have realistic-looking shutters on both sides and a molded frame across the top. The exterior plastic is formed into the shape of small bricks for a traditional feel. The timeless quality of this kit ensures that it will be at home in a modern city or a historical rail town. Hobby enthusiasts will appreciate the durability of these kits. The superior construction of these models ensures that they are long lasting. The plastic used to make these townhouse kits is stronger than the plastic used in average toys. Its modular design also ensures that everything snaps together easily. The townhouse is strong enough to withstand the vibrations of working railroad vehicles in your train scene display. The Design Preservation Models scale townhouse is sized to work well with large displays. It has three floors that allow the townhouse to tower over other buildings and scenery used in your display. The added height also prevents displays from looking too uniform and inauthentic. One of the easiest ways to create a more realistic model display is by varying the height and size of your architecture. At 4.875 inches high, the townhouse quickly makes a statement in any scene. It is 2.5 inches wide and 4.25 inches deep, so it fits seamlessly into an entire block of buildings. The adaptable structure can be a miniature town setting for a school project or for a railroad display in your home. The building can be used as a depot for trains with tracks that are placed in a circle around the outside. These kits are not just useful in scenes about the railroad. The versatile structure can also be placed on the front street of a town to be a government building. When tucked away in the corner, it can transform into a charming cafe with apartments upstairs.