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J. Torrance Hotel is ready. Built to be located on a busy corner in a populate town. During the golden years this hotel lost reputation after some events occur there. Jack Torrance bought the hotel to keep it alive, naming the hotel as his name. Nicky Belane a not very famous privet eye still trying to figure out what happened that night.

River leaf Models offer this corner building in a sturdy 1/4" thick MDF with a footprint of 3.50" wide and 4.00" deep.

Nine windows and 9.125" tall this building is perfect to complete a corner or alley scene.

thank you

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10/31/154:50 PM

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prrhorseshoecurveOGR Forum Member

J Torrence eh? Any relation to that movie " The Shining" starring Jack Nicholson?

10/31/154:53 PM

scale railOGR Forum Member

And the hits just keep coming. Looks great. Got to start on the town soon so I can see how many buildings I can use. Happy Halloween everyone. Don

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10/31/154:54 PM

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Everything is left to our imagination.

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10/31/154:55 PM

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Originally Posted by scale rail:

And the hits just keep coming. Looks great. Got to start on the town soon so I can see how many buildings I can use. Happy Halloween everyone. Don

Don,

Any time!

B.P Roberts is in Key West If am I right. is so funny epitaph .

AG.

10/31/155:18 PM

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Hotel sign finished.

and will be include in the kit.

The sign can be custom for no extra charge to your choice of business, keeping the size and style. for more information feel free to contact us.

Andre.

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davidbrossOGR Forum Member

Nice job. Can you tell us what you mixed up for your brick color? It looks great.

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Originally Posted by davidbross:

Nice job. Can you tell us what you mixed up for your brick color? It looks great.

Thank you sir,

I mix Red Ochre with small amount of Black. and I applied it using a sponge roller.

the paint that I use is the same used on canvas, because is thick.

Andre.

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With a Introductory price of $95.00 we offer free shipping to orders until November 9th 2015.

For your free shipping use the code JTH-FREE at the checkout.

Building availability Nov 10th 2015

Thank you.

11/2/1510:25 PM

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