Miller Engineering 441452 HO/N Scale Who's Hobby House Billboard Vertical

Who's Hobby House, located in downtown Rapid City, is well known for its iconic neon sign! The sign was created in 1951, and is now on the National Registry of Historic Signs. Who's Hobby House was founded in 1950 by William H. Osterburg. His initials explain the origin of the hobby shop's name. In 1957, Mr. Clancy Kingsbury's grandparents acquired the shop, beginning the Kingsbury legacy. In 1978, Clancy's dad bought it. In 1991, Clancy gained control. Clancy Kingsbury is now the third generation owner of this family owned and operated business. This great sign is available as a rooftop sign as well as a vertical, double sided sign. This is a limited edition sign.

Miller Engineering's Light Works USA signs use advanced electroluminescent lighting technology to create a bright, realistic glow. This sign features an animated lighting sequence that cycles automatically to draw the eye and bring your layout to life. The ultra-thin, flexible lamp can be trimmed to fit and mounts easily to buildings or structures. The kit comes with a battery case so the sign can run on its own batteries, and it can also be powered by a Miller Engineering AC adapter (sold separately).

Key Features:
- Suitable for HO/N scale layouts
- Electroluminescent Light Works USA lighting technology
- Animated lighting effect for realistic movement
- Limited edition
- Easy to install and can be trimmed to fit
- Includes a battery case for self-contained power
- Also runs on a Miller Engineering AC adapter (sold separately)