Busch 1667 HO Scale Dilapidated Half-Timber House Kit

The Busch 1667 is an HO scale (1:87) laser-cut kit that recreates, with striking realism, the decay of a typical half-timbered house. Masonry has partly broken away and the remaining timber framing is propped up with steel struts, while smashed window panes and crumbling plaster reveal the brickwork beneath. Through the ruined roof you can see the broken beams, the wooden attic floor and the brick chimney.

Kit 1667 matches the size of Busch half-timbered house 1666, making it perfect as a neglected neighbor in a village scene. Destroyed windows are secured with beams and shutters, gutter remnants hang loose, and the ground-floor stone paving is reproduced; a bag of »rubble« is even included for decoration. All parts are factory-colored, and the Busch 1667 measures 3-11/16 x 3-3/16 x 4-3/8 in. (93 x 81 x 111 mm), assembling easily on its plug-together base.

Key Features:
- HO scale (1:87) laser-cut wood building kit, supplied unassembled
- Busch item number 1667
- Super-realistic ruined, abandoned half-timbered house
- Footprint 3-11/16 x 3-3/16 x 4-3/8 in. (93 x 81 x 111 mm)
- Broken masonry with steel struts, smashed windows, crumbling plaster
- Includes a bag of »rubble« for scenic decoration
- Size-matched to Busch house 1666; factory-colored parts