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These 3 miniature brick houses can be constructed for OO gauge, N scale, or HO scale model railroads. Considering the highly quality of the photographic style detailing, they are very reasonable priced, and by following the step-by-step instructions will remain in excellent quality for decades to come. Also, they are actually very simple to assemble using common materials like paper and cardboard (recycle your unwanted cereal boxes).
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After downloading, the PDF plans for these 3 miniature houses can be printed out and constructed to the UK OO gauge size, to the smaller N scale, or they can be made into HO scale houses for those model railroaders specializing in operating HO scale trains. These plans are also ideal for craftspeople who just like to make models as a leisure hobby, or for those students doing school art projects, or for the serious diorama construction artist. The procedure for downloading, printing, and assembling these miniature houses is very straightforward.

Making Amazing OO, N Scale, and HO Scale Miniature Houses Is a Simple Step-By-Step Process

Construction is very straightforward and requires some scrap cardboard and basic tools found around the home. The photos below show construction of a small railway station which is the same method used to make these scale model miniature houses.

tools needed to build scale model houses

how to build miniature HO scale model houses from cardboard

In real life, homes in the same street or district are often built of similar materials and to similar designs.This is often because the dwellings were constructed around the same time, and would have likely been constructed by the same builder or residential sub-division developer. So, it follows that positioning these 3 miniature HO scale houses together on the same street would make logical sense. Furthermore, is was also reasonably common for the builder to construct duplicate homes in the same street or neighborhood. In some cases they would have been positioned on the land slightly differently, or landscaped in a totally different style to add variation to the neighborhood. The hobbyist model maker can do the same when creating their railroad scenery or diorama. Multiple copies of these plans can be printed out without breaching copyright laws, with the important stipulation that they must be used for private personal use (that rules out non-commercial use of the plans). So, the hobbyist could easily make 6, or even 12 houses by using these 3 downloaded plans.

Adapting the assembly of the models is easy and enables the crafts person to inset the window frames and doors, or even relocate them to a different position during assembly. The paper plans are like templates so provide flexibility and the possibility to add personal uniqueness to each miniature house that is constructed.

 

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In real life, building a full life-size house exclusively from bricks can prove costly, but according to many developers and builders who swear by brickwork construction, it can be a sensible investment for the homeowner that will most definitely pay off. Interior walls constructed from bricks help adjust the structure’s temperature, as the bricks store heat and cool air. In winter months, the brick walls offer warmth, while on a very hot summer day the brickwork will provide a cooling effect. The end result is a pleasant indoor climate throughout the home, which basically interprets as “healthy houses.”

In addition to comfort, a building constructed from bricks has financial advantages over some other materials. Houses made almost entirely from brickwork generally cost less in the long run. This is put down to the fact that they draw less energy for heating. Research has proven that internal walls made from bricks are ideally suited to households with passive and/or lower energy consumption, because the internal walls effectively support the home’s heating system whilst absorbing humidity that can’t easily get out through efficient climate shielding.

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