Detailed Victorian-era wood-frame shopfront facade designed for HO scale (1:87) dioramas and model railroad layouts. Features clapboard siding, sash windows, cornice and parapet detailing suitable for a late-19th / early-20th century small-town streetscape. Optimized for 3D printing (FDM and resin): the model prints cleanly with minimal supports, is ready for trimming, painting, and mounting on a layout backdrop or module. Ideal as a standalone storefront or combined with adjacent facades to form a row of buildings. What you get: - High-detail STL optimized for HO scale (1:87) - Clean geometry for resin and FDM printing - Architectural details: sash windows, cornice, parapet, clapboard texture Printing notes: - Recommended scale: HO (1:87) — model is sized for this scale - Suggested materials: PLA, PETG, ABS for FDM; standard resin for SLA/DLP - Layer height: 0.05–0.2 mm (resin: 0.025–0.05 mm) depending on desired detail - Supports: minimal supports recommended behind recessed details; overhangs under cornice benefit from light support - Post-processing: gentle sanding of layer lines, primer, and acrylics for weathering Assembly & mounting: - Lightweight single-piece facade for easy mounting to foamcore, MDF, or module frames - Add interior backing, baseboard, or separate storefront glazing as desired Perfect for hobbyists building historic small-town layouts, diorama backdrops, or scenic display modules.