Unique Laser-Cut Building Kit - Notary’s house - L: 150 mm x B: 185 mm x H: 100 mm - H0 / 1:87 (10-0050-04)

This notary house is a characteristic building that reflects the prosperity and social status of a notary around 1900. During this period, the notary played a central role within the community, which was expressed in representative buildings with a stately and well-maintained appearance, often located in prominent positions in villages and small towns.

The building is designed in a restrained, classically inspired style with influences from the Neo-Renaissance. Typical features include the symmetrical façade, the use of red brick, tall windows, and the distinctive entrance with balcony. This architecture conveys trust, solidity, and status, fitting for the function of a notary’s office. Often, the office was combined with a residential function, allowing living and working under one roof.

The kit stands out due to its high level of precision and comes with clear, easy-to-follow instructions, making the building process enjoyable and straightforward. The model is made from MDF, plywood, and cardboard, allowing hobbyists to paint and weather it according to their own preferences. For an extra realistic effect, the brickwork can be grouted using special filler, available separately from Unique Modelbouw & Techniek.

With its stately appearance and rich detailing, this notary house is perfectly suited as a centerpiece in a village setting, along a main street, or as part of a historical diorama.