You are bidding a N-scale model of Portland Head
Lighthouse located in Fort Williams Park, Cape Elizabeth Maine
also included a DC 9-12V 5mm
Pre-Wired blinking LED which can be powered by a single 9V battery. See
the lighting effect it in action at https://youtu.be/UXSvDXQBLhI
- Portland Head
Lighthouse is one
of the most visited, painted, and photographed lighthouse in the world. As
one of the most photographed lighthouses in the world, Portland Head Lighthouse is
a historic lighthouse in Cape Elizabeth,
Maine. The light station
sits on a head of land at the entrance of the primary shipping channel into Portland Harbor. It was added to
the National Register of Historic Places as Portland Head light on April 24, 1973
- Actual
lighthouse is 80 ft tall. This model is 1/160 scale at approximately 6 in
or 155mm tall.
This lot is a kit and comes unpainted and unassembled. This kit comes with a simple assembly instruction. Although parts are designed with self-locating feature to minimize effort during assembly, basic model building skill is required. Not for kids 12 and under. Like any plastic model kit, this can be puttied and sanded by exercising the same caution. Models can be painted with acrylic paint. You can request a FREE scrape piece to test any paint you wish to use during checkout. This model is not functional, its solo purpose is for display or diorama.
We are not affiliated with named manufacturer. This is NOT a licensed product.
- Each piece is freshly 3D printed after order been created. Please allow 3 business days per lot for them to be printed after purchase before shipment.
- Like any 3D printed objects, they can have uneven surface as opposed to injection molded plastic pieces. Please inspect the pictures carefully before purchase. You commit to the quality of the product upon your purchase.
- 3d printed in PLA. They will work fine after many times of snap together and snap apart. Polylactic Acid, most known as PLA, is a polymer made from renewable resources. Contrary to other thermoplastics which are petroleum-based, some of the raw materials used for PLA’s production include corn starch, tapioca roots, or sugarcane. Its properties, however, are comparable to other plastics in the industry. These characteristics and consumers’ desire to use a less impactful material have triggered its rapid entrance to the plastic market as a competitive commodity. PLA is not heat resistant, avoid hot cars and hot ovens. Safe to watch in cold water. PLA is not food graded, keep them away from younger kids.