Gas station
Kit for a petrol station from the 1950s. Due to the modern architecture for the time, the model can be used from era 3 to era 5. The two-part petrol station building can be set up back to back or next to each other and used as a cash desk, workshop, flower shop, etc.
Petrol station including petrol pumps, prototypical signage and interior.
About the model:
This Esso petrol station was designed in the early 1950s by the Dutch architect W. Dudok. The basic architecture was used in different versions for both larger motorway petrol stations and smaller urban petrol stations. The architecture, which still looks modern today, had a clear influence on the design of petrol stations in the 1960s and 1970s.
