Bar Mills - 0961 - Restaurant - Commercial Structures

Specific Item Information: Wanda’s” is one of the best selling structures we’ve ever produced. Originally designed by Pete Willstein of New York this lanky structure has an attitude all of its’ own. The structure is based on a prototype, apparently it was some kind of a place to grab a bite to eat. The combination of clapboard & board & batten siding, along with the laser-cut “cedar shake” shingles & the complex looking stairway help to make this one stand out from the rest. A small “footprint” with a lot of vertical interest it can be squeezed into places other buildings dare not go ! Overall dimensions: 2.25" x 2.25"

Road Name History: Commercial structures are any buildings or other man-made structures whose principal purpose is trade. These can be high-rise officer towers, gas stations or fruit stands. Any structure where end-user customers come to buy things from sellers of that product or service are consider commercial structures.

This group will therefore include quite large as well as quite small buildings. Models of these buildings might be kits or pre-assembled. They might be painted or undecorated. They might come with a host of accessories and figures or they might be fairly Spartan.

Brand/Importer Information: Bar Mills Models is a specialty manufacturer of Model Train structure kits and scenery details. They are located in (surprise surprise) Bar Mills, Maine. Their products span the N, HO, O and S scales. As well as complete structure kits, they also produce fairly obscure details such as external staircases, street elevators and roofing shingles as well as more "run-of-the-Mill" stuff like crates and barrels. Some of their inventory if available online, and some items only through retail hobby shops. All items are unpainted.