Have any recommendations for multiple story false front building kits?

you can make your owns ones....
this one i not the best picture but show something...

A.

Charlie,
These were made from Ameri-Towne kit parts. The four wall sections were assembled as one large unit, braced with styrene and 3/4" square wood on the rear. The extra door openings were filled with various forms of styrene siding, disguised by small balcony units, etc. You have a lot of choices in how you arrange them to make each building front unique.







Jim

Several fronts are available on the market...
DPM O, DSL Shops , Ameri-towne...

http://classic.kodakgallery.co...yout_additions_2_-09

http://classic.kodakgallery.co.../main/curve_4_module

http://classic.kodakgallery.co...t_layout_modules_5_6

Andre , thank you for the photo

Jim, I had forgot about Ameritown.
those photos is exactly what I had in mind
thanks

SIRT
Thank you for the leads. i am going to investigate the possibilities.

Also found that BarMills is getting into false front kits

Charlie...you can also check out CG Textures website. They have many photos of various kinds of buildings. I printed off a bunch of their offerings, all free, and then mounted them on heavy cardstock and cardboard. They look great and you can detail them as much as you want. A very economical way to get nice backdrop buildings....I have a wall 32 feet long of them!!

Alan

quote:

CG Textures

Also check out:

http://www.bigindoortrains.com..._building_fronts.htm

Alan
Saved that page, there a couple that I might be able to use. Especially the house for use next to the street fading into the background

mcguire
Put that one in favorites, also

I highly recommend Ameritown. You can build just about anything with those kits or fronts and the price is not sky high like most of the other O scale building kits. Plasticville is cheaper but way off scale. Ameritownes fit in perfectly are easy to assemble, paint and they don't glow like Jack-O-Lanterns when illuminated. You just can't go wrong with that stuff. Just ask Jim Barrett.