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HO SCALE
KIT No. OFH
PRICE $40.00
WT. 1 lb.
DATE 1985

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The Safety Hook
&
Ladder Co.
Brick Firehouse

is a great introduction into the fun world of Hydrocal model building.



KIT No. OFH
PROTOTYPE
CRAFTSMAN
MR ARTICLE
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Safety Hook & Ladder Co. Firehouse. A three quarter view line drawing 
of this two-story brick structure. Features three four-pane windows across the 
front of the top floor with a large wooden engine door on the ground floor.

THE SAFETY HOOK & LADDER Co.
FIREHOUSE


The Safety Hook &Ladder Co. Firehouse will please the novice as well as the seasoned craftsman model builder. Actually, it was my first hand-scribed brick model.

It is the perfect introduction into fine scale brick modeling in Hydrocal- not too large or expensive but packed with fine scale detail. The model kit comes with complete step-by-step instructions to insure your total enjoyment, both with the model kit building experience and the finished model.

Based on the Orbisonia, Pennsylvania prototype, this small one-engine brick firehouse should easily find itself a spot on your layout. The kit features my fine scale hand-scribed brickwork with cast doors, roof and chimney. Grandt Line windows are included along with simple stripwood construction for the smaller ones.

This model was subject of my construction article featured in the November 2000 Model Railroader.


18' x 30' ( 2-1/2" x 4" ) in HO scale.


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C. C. CROW   P. O. BOX 1427   MUKILTEO, WA 98275




Safety Hook & Ladder Co. 
Three quarter view photo of a small two-story firehouse.
A photo of my original hand-scribed model that the kit is based on.


Safety Hook & Ladder Co. Brick detail.
Detail of my original Firehouse wall. This was my first brick work.


Safety Hook & Ladder Co. Three quarter view of a the real building.
The prototype still stands today in Orbisonia, Pennsylvania.


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    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - for this model


ON-LINE HOW TO CLINICS

  HOW TO CLINICS  
Here are a bunch of my on-line how to work with Hydrocal mini-clinics. Each kit includes specific instructions of course- and there are lots of ways to do things, but here are my thoughts, tips and techniques.

  Coloring BRICK  
My traditional techniques for coloring and mortaring brick.

  Coloring STONE  
With a little practice you can color realistic stone walls. Here's how I do it.
What are we going to do now that Testors/Floquil has dropped their Flo-Stains?


SCRATCH-BUILDING STOCK

  Standard Common Brick- fine  
If you like to scratch-build or just want to practice before you do, check out my stock castings. These are the same building blocks I use to create my kits.

  Hand-Carved Stone-  
I have three different grades available. Use as retaining walls, cut them up for foundations, or make whole new buildings.

  Corrugated Metal  
The roof stock, my Cedar Shake Roof - fine, CSR-f, is available seperately. This is great stuff to have. Use for buildings, roofs, and what have you.


COMPLEMENTARY KITS

  The Stone Shingle Mill  
is a great introduction to modeling stone in Hydrocal. This is one of my personal favorites, and indeed, one of my most popular kits.

  Pennsylvania Slit-Window Bank Barn  
is the perfect match for the German Colonial. It has the same type stone walls. In fact I definately tried to match them. The roof is different though, a seamed metal affair.

  The Virginia Horse Barn  
Or how about another barn. This one features lots of board-by-board construction on top of a simple cobblestone foundation.










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  C. C. CROW     P. O. BOX 1427      MUKILTEO, WA   98275   USA