• Cosmetic Condition: C-8 Like New
• State of Assembly: Unassembled Kit 
• Material: Wood
• Paint: Unpainted
• Interior Detail: None
• Interior Lighting: None
• Packaging: Original Box
• Paperwork: Included
• Finished Measurements: 2.6" x 4.75"

Details Include:

• Interior etched floor boards, interior walls, stairs, removable roof and second floor, clapboard facade, horizontal and vertical plank additions in the rear (show how the house evolved over time)!
• Easy to follow fully illustrated step-by-step instructions.
• Precision laser-cut wood construction.
• Includes laser-cut realistic no-pain shake shingles and tar paper roofing. 

History:

Kokomo, a small Colorado mining town, once existed just below the east crest of Fremont Pass. The townsite is presently buried under extensive tailing ponds of the Climax Molybdenum operation. An early photograph of the town revealed this small house. Like many log structures of the period, this building has its facade sheathed with siding to provide a more finished appearance. The house appears not to have been painted, but it was common practice to paint only the finished facade and allow the log portions to weather naturally.