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Make a Simple Village Church in 1:144 Scale

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Assemble the Materials for a 1:144 Scale Village Church

Layout Sheet showing printable parts for a 1:144 scale (N scale) miniature village church
Layout sheet showing the parts for a 1:144 scale printable miniature village church
Photo ©2007 Lesley Shepherd, Licensed to About.com Inc.

To make this 1:144 scale church for a village or railroad scene you will need:

  • Computer Printer.
  • 1 piece 8 ½ by 11 inch good quality printer paper , photo paper or card stock
  • Sharp Scissors
  • PVA (white) glue or a good quality glue stick
  • Thin aircraft plywood (1/8 inch or thinner) or bristol board if you want to make sturdier buildings [colored pencils or chalks to adjust colors if needed]

Set your printer settings to high quality and print out one copy of the pdf file (acrobat reader) which contains the patterns for the church. If you want to build the church from wood or bristol board, print the file on high quality paper which you can glue to the bristol board or wood. If you want to build the church from card stock or photo weight paper, print the design on a sheet of cardstock or matte photo paper. You will be gluing two layers of this paper together for most parts so photo paper or card stock make a fairly sturdy small building.

  1. Introduction to Making a Village Church in 1:144 Scale
  2. Assemble the Materials for a 1:144 Scale Village Church
  3. Cut Out and Assemble the Village Church in 1: 144 Scale
  4. Create the Bell Tower and Fit the Roof on the 1:144 Scale Village Church
  5. Use the Village Church as an Ornament or Part of a Village Scene.

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