Prospect Cottage (Z-scale 1:220)
Our popular Prospect Cottage kit in Z-scale! This kit comes with the addition of an artist studio attached to the back of the hut.
Difficulty: Moderate
Things you will need to complete this kit:
- Cutting mat
- Scalpel
- PVA / Wood glue
- A selection of paints or marker pens
What’s the difference between N-scale + Z-scale?
In basic terms, N-scale is bigger (1:148) and Z-scale is smaller (1:220). We would suggest if you’re new to model making to start with N-scale as they are easier to put together.
Our popular Prospect Cottage kit in Z-scale! This kit comes with the addition of an artist studio attached to the back of the hut.
Difficulty: Moderate
Things you will need to complete this kit:
- Cutting mat
- Scalpel
- PVA / Wood glue
- A selection of paints or marker pens
What’s the difference between N-scale + Z-scale?
In basic terms, N-scale is bigger (1:148) and Z-scale is smaller (1:220). We would suggest if you’re new to model making to start with N-scale as they are easier to put together.
Our popular Prospect Cottage kit in Z-scale! This kit comes with the addition of an artist studio attached to the back of the hut.
Difficulty: Moderate
Things you will need to complete this kit:
- Cutting mat
- Scalpel
- PVA / Wood glue
- A selection of paints or marker pens
What’s the difference between N-scale + Z-scale?
In basic terms, N-scale is bigger (1:148) and Z-scale is smaller (1:220). We would suggest if you’re new to model making to start with N-scale as they are easier to put together.
