In case you have missed it, we are working on our first York, PA historic building shadowbox. It will be the D.F. Stauffer Biscuit Co. building that used to be on Princess Street. D.F. Stauffer is credited with inventing the animal cracker.
Our shadowbox model will measure approximately 18-3/4" long by 9-3/4" tall by 1" deep. In addition to being constructed true to size at 1/4" = 1'-0", the building signage will be painted on using a multiple laser scored masking and painting technique. The signage will be painted on top of the brick scoring to achieve a very realistic finish.
Ever since visiting York for the TCA meet I have been intrigued by the architectural and commercial variety. Each release will be made in limited production with no more than 100 made, produced in runs of 10 at a time. A new building will be done for each York TCA train meet.
The CAD work is near completion and production will begin begin this coming week for availability at the TCA Train Meet in October.
Each model will come with the four floors individually lit using 5050 Superbrightled LED’s. The wires will be hidden in a square tube styrene chase so they are unseen if you elect to have clear glazing. The rear panel of the shadowbox is removable to allow for the addition of aftermarket interior decoration.
Each shadowbox is constructed of laser scored and cut acrylic plastic and Taskboard, and is professionally finished to be individually unique. Windows are fabricated using two layers of laser cut Lazerboard for sashes and frames. You may specify clear or translucent glazing. Fascia are built-up styrene. Each shadow box set is made at ¼” = 1’-0” scale and will be a welcome addition to your O Scale pike.
The price for each shadowbox is $125, but you can save 10% with your paid order received today or tomorrow.