The #035 Race Control/Spectator Tower a highly detailed 4 tier building. It has a very small footprint, so is ideal for the corner of a smaller track to add vertical height to any race circuit. The open sides are ideal for placing media personnel and cameramen, or spectators. As with all of our models it is finely etched. This building represents a solid brick first floor and the upper layers wooden timber. All the walls are double skinned for extra durability. Linking each floor is an accurately modelled staircase in exact 1:32 scale. Construction time takes about between 1 and 2 hours.
This tower is modular, so you can add extra sections to make it taller or even take sections out to shorten it, the choice is yours and you can personalise it to your hearts content. Every module has a set of stairs up to the next level too, so no ladders needed here.
Comes with 4 Acetate sheets to use in the windows if you want too.
The standard, and race control modules all have desks in them too for your staff to put their lunch and work items. Click here to see our desk items
1:32 Scale
The base of the tower is 131mm wide 145mm deep
The balcony is 199mm x 199mm
The standard tower is 345mm tall approx
The extra modules are 82mm tall approx
1:64 Scale
The base of the media tower is 68mm wide 73mm deep approx.
The balcony is 100mm x 100mm approx.
The standard tower is 173mm tall approx.
The extra modules are 41mm tall approx
THIS COMES AS A FLAT PACKED MDF KIT FOR YOU TO BUILD AND PAINT IF YOU WANT TOO,
FULL INSTRUCTIONS ARE ONLINE TO SAVE PAPER
Link to the instructions CLICK HERE
Your password is on the product label, also normally etched into the first piece of MDF
Mark Horwood (verified owner) –
This was my third purchase after the start gantry and flag wavers cage and another excellent product that I am really pleased with. A fairly straight forward build although I didn’t realise at first that there were frames for the doors and windows….these don’t actually get a mention until later in the instructions and I would have slightly altered the way I painted the ground floor if I had realised, although to be fair it was pretty obvious when I thought about it!!! As with previous builds I found it easier to use PVA glue rather than superglue or other instant bonds as it gives more flexibility for small adjustments despite taking longer to dry. I have now purchased two marshal huts and will review these in due course. Great product from a great company!