Looking at an O Gauge Pizza Stand kit on the auction site that looks very simple to build and apparently by changing the signage is also sold as a Fish & Chips Stand, Jimmy's Burger Stand, Hot Dog Stand, etc.
The kits come from Turkey and are made from MDF. They just need a dc power supply.
Anyone bought one of these kits? How is the quality? Any problems?
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Interesting! Looks pretty decent and has a small footprint too.
Looks really cool. Good price too.
I have built two of the kits. Well made and easy to assemble. I did this at the recommendation of another forum member (Rich?)
dick
Good choice. I did not glue to roof on so that I could later access the potentiometer on the voltage control board for the motor. I applied 12 vdc to the units (actually 8vdc) for the purpose of lighting the LED strip. The motor than spins the roof signs accesses that same feed and it is set to high. The sign was noisy and way too fast in its rotation. I knocked down the voltage to the motor by adjusting the pot and it became virtually silent and the sign turned slower which appears more correct.
I saw those food stands. Didn't think of a fair or midway so I thought the burger and hot dog were more apropos than pizza or fish and chips. But they did interest me just no room for them.
That seller has some other interesting stuff, especially a rotating repair stand. I saw the only negative feedback (in the past year) and had to laugh:
Buyer:
"item promoted as built; in fact, it was a kit, requiring construction
O Gauge Hot Dog stand w/Motorized Rotating Banner and Lighting"
Seller's answer:
"Reply by xx. Left within past year.
"Incredibly false claim. It writes "Unassembled kit, needs assembly and painting"
Some people just do not read; or at least, do not comprehend what they have read. 
I had seen this seller before and thought that Turkey would not be first place that I would associate with model railroading.
@coach joe posted:I saw those food stands. Didn't think of a fair or midway so I thought the burger and hot dog were more apropos than pizza or fish and chips. But they did interest me just no room for them.
Coach Joe - I am sure with a little creativity, you could probably put together a whole midway from these kits.
They look like they would lend themselves to a bit of kit bashing.
I have been looking for this on "the auction site", but could someone be more specific. I can't find them.
Thanks,
John
Google search “eBay o scale pizza stand”
@Sean007 posted:Looking at an O Gauge Pizza Stand kit on the auction site that looks very simple to build and apparently by changing the signage is also sold as a Fish & Chips Stand, Jimmy's Burger Stand, Hot Dog Stand, etc.
The kits come from Turkey and are made from MDF. They just need a dc power supply.
Anyone bought one of these kits? How is the quality? Any problems?
I have there engine house kit and love it! Video here.
@Trainlover9943 posted:I have there engine house kit and love it! Video here.
Thanks Matt,
The kits look to be well made - great video!
Search " Proses O Scale" on youtube and there are several videos of different offerings.
This one shows a breakdown of a kit similar to what your interested in: https://youtu.be/v0QEDc2v2Is
@RickO posted:Search " Proses O Scale" on youtube and there are several videos of different offerings.
This one shows a breakdown of a kit similar to what your interested in: https://youtu.be/v0QEDc2v2Is
Thanks Rick - good videos!
@Sean007 posted:Thanks Matt,
The kits look to be well made - great video!
Thanks Sean!
I built one and posted some photos and a video of the hot dog version. Great little kit.
I got the fish and chips stand , it went together and works fairly well, although, it was a little over priced for what you get.
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