Some history:
Simple to manufacture and easy to assemble, the Quonset Hut is an easily recognizable architectural form. The building was designed in 1941 by a team of engineers at Quonset Point Naval Air Station in Rhode Island, hence the name. With American preparing for the possibility of war, the Navy had approached the George A. Fuller Company to design a prefabricated, portable structure that could be shipped in pieces to faraway military outposts. The structure had to be able to be set up quickly by untrained personnel and had to serve a variety of purposes. Reportedly a team of ten could build a typical twenty-foot Quonset hut in one day.

A great gift for dad, grandpa or any historic tabletop gamer.

*Note* This model will be printed after you order. Depending on the size of your order, your lead time may vary from the shipping estimate below. We will contact you if there is an expected delay.

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- Disclaimers: This is not a children's toy. Small pieces could detach and injure a child. Listing includes unpainted buildings, trailer and terrain only. Figures and other scenery are not included.