Jebodiah's Shack

Jebodiahs Shack

Lift off roof and interior detail.

This kit consists of 7 parts.

We had a little fun with this one. This kit is based on an old cabin we saw from the highway on one of our trips through the South. It probably wasnt built during the time of the Civil War, but it certainly could have been built at any time during the 1700s to the middle of the last century as soon as a saw mill got up and running in the area. It is also quite possible the structure we saw was once a barn. It is a structure raised on stacked stone pillars to keep it away from the ground water obviously common to the area in which it was built. We added some Skeeter puddles underneath. You can see this kind of thing all over the older parts of Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina in particular, but it is suitable for just about anywhere in North America. Its high pitched roof makes it suitable for snow heavy northern and mountain climates too. It would make a great hideaway surrounded by desert in the Old West. It would make a dandy headquarters for the Hatfields or McCoys! So why do we call it Jebodiahs Shack? Long ago, Barbs Bunker, my wifes first company made a shack model called Jebodiahs as part of her Americana range. When we took a photo of a Rebel soldier standing on our Black Powder Weapon of Mass destruction, we called him Jebodiah too. The name just seems to keep sticking

This building is 5 inches high, 6 inches long and 4 inches wide.

This Product is intended for Adult modelers over the age of 14 and is not suitable for children.