ITLA - More on our New Product Line

November 2, 2019

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... A finer scale representation, with "configurability" and ease of paint / assembly designed in!

ITLA's "Reinforced Concrete" Industrial Wall Systems
are available in N and HO scales!

Some quotes from recent customers ...

"Great products, these wall panels are fantastic"

"Great new wall modules. Will be able to make it fit my available area. I'm measuring now!"

"...these new Industrial Wall Modules... I will buy them all! Gonna make a rail served brewery background building about 20" long."

"I can't stand plastic kits so my DPM factories which I never built are going to the donate-to-the-club-pile."

We now have videos posted on our YouTube Channel demonstrating the features of this new product line, with more to follow this week...

"Configuring our Modular Wall Panels"
"Adding Mortar to our etched brick"
"Wall Panels and carrier sheets"
"Glazing our Windows"

You can reach our ITLA YouTube channel HERE.

Combine our wall module kits to create your custom multi-story, flat, fully walled, or angular structure to suit your space.

Take advantage of our "volume purchase" offer ...

Buy 6 of our N or HO scale Industrial Wall Module kits and receive a 7th kit FREE

N scale Industrial Wall Modules - click HERE

HO Industrial Wall Modules - click HERE

Click HERE to access our website for both these product lines

We hope you will appreciate the finer scale fidelity of these new product lines among the competition.

The precise laser cutting of our window frames, "positionable window sashes", & interchangeable parts design make this product stand out in the crowd!

Please contact us with any questions you may have.

Click here for the ITLA Scale Models Home Page

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Best regards from the ITLA team,

Renée & Nick Masney, David V. Ross

"Where the city meets the railway"