Buildings

The set includes two closed shopfronts for a curved section of the tram arches.

Scale 1:87, H0
Unpainted kit from artbeeren

The cardboard panels are designed as typical Viennese cobblestones, as can still be found in some side streets.Painted with acrylic paints, you can create an authentic Viennese street with these panels. Dimensions per plate: L/H/W= 227/80/0.9 mm. With two plates you get a real size alley with a width of about 7 meters and a length of 39 meters.  Kit, mfg by artbeeren.

These pavement slabs, which have the structure of a typical Viennese cobblestone, serve to supplement or harmonize. Painted with acrylic paints you create a realistic city design. Dimensions each L/H/W/= 227/25/2 mm. Kit, mfg by artbeeren.

With two different sides, the brick garden wall can be used in a variety of ways in plant construction. The wall can be lined upendlessly, with a little handicraft skill you can also cope with angles or bumps. H / L = 28/140 mm. Kit, mfg by artbeeren.

The rounded corner edges are used in combination with the sidewalk slabs (3002) for the perfect design of a cobblestone sidewalk. The authentic painting is done with acrylic paints. Dimensions L/W/H= 25/25/2 mm. Kit, mfg by artbeeren.

The street segment provides variety in the road surface. Thanks to the form-adapted cut, it can be seamlessly joined together for longer parties. L/W/H= 22.4cm/8cm/0.9mm. Kit, mfg by artbeeren.

The model for this model is on the edge of the Schweizergarten, opposite Fasangasse, and is the only surviving bus shelter from this period. The model is made of biodegradable plastic, the fine window inserts are made of Bristol board. Dimensions L/W/H= 53/38/32 mm.  Ready made model by artbeeren.

The roof panel shows the fine structure of the "Viennese pocket" roof shape, which was mainly used in the late Baroque period, but was also occasionally used in the Wilhelminian period. The structure shows small fine irregularities typical of old roofs. The plate measures 200 × 75mm, the bottom 6mm has the typical roof sheet that was common in Austria below the rain gutters. Kit, mfg by artbeeren.

The roof panel shows the fine structure of the "Frankfurter Pan" roof shape, which was mainly used in the Gründerzeit. The plate measures 200 × 75mm, the bottom 6mm has the typical roof sheet that was common in Austria below the rain gutters. This can also be cut away if necessary. The roof panel can be cut with scissors and must be glued to a substructure, such as 2mm thick cardboard. For maximum authenticity, the substructure remains within the walls so that only the thin roof panel rests on the walls. There are also rain gutters and roof ridges in two versions. This makes the roof panel suitable for your own buildings as well as for adapting standard models to an Austrian roof type.

The manhole covers are specially designed and are placed on the plate. They give a very realistic impression due to the cavity underneath. Dimensions each L/W/H= 22.4cm/8cm/0.9mm. Kit, mfg by artbeeren.