The price is $34.99. Finally, D’s Diner is a 1950's style drive up fast food restaurant with a canopy covering four parking spaces served by car-hops. It is priced at $34.99. BLMA Models, Inc., 302 District Ct., Fullerton, CA 92832; www.BLMAmod-
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duced new HO scale detail parts for its Pullman Parts line. No. 210 is a Pull- man 4-foot Baggage Door and No. 211, is a Pullman 5 ft.-6 in. Baggage Door. With the new tooling, No. 211 presents the three most common sizes of bag- gage car doors for passenger car in North America. These new parts retail for $5.95, plus postage. Minimum or- ders are $20.00. Woodland Scenics, P.O. Box 98, Linn
Creek, MO 65052; see the website:
www.woodlandscenics.com, has two new HO scale structures available. The Country Church is a small frame church with a shake shingle roof. It includes a bell and belfry and sells for $59.99. The Corner Porch House is a pre-assembled, two storey frame house with shake shin- gle roof found on older residences. It’s main feature is a wrap around porch and a bay window. Located around the house are a trellis with vines and flow- ers, a barbeque grill and gutter and downspouts. The price is $84.99. Bowser Mfg., Inc., P.O. Box 322, Mon- toursville,
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