Miniature #41 Gray O-Scale Rotwood Cottage House Victorian Mansion Nevermore Dollhouse Assembled

Miniature Gray O-Scale Rotwood House Victorian Mansion 1/43 for Train Model Built Assembled. Condition is New and does not include miniature figures, house only.  Resembles Rotwood, the taxidermy shop in Wednesday. The entire structure measures 8 inches wide 5 inches deep and 7 inches high. Figures not included, house only.

The exterior architecture of Rotwood, the taxidermy shop is designed to look like a quintessential, albeit slightly eerie, example of Tudor Revival or Medieval-inspired cottage architecture. It blends rustic, old-world charm with a sense of decay that fits its name and purpose.
Key architectural features of the exterior include:
• Half-Timbering: This is the most dominant feature. The upper story prominently displays classic half-timber construction, with dark, heavy wooden beams exposed on the exterior and the spaces between them filled with a lighter-colored stucco or plaster. This creates a strong, graphic contrast.
• Stone Base: The ground floor is constructed from rough, irregular-cut stone, giving the building a heavy, grounded appearance. This stonework looks ancient and weathered, suggesting the building has been part of the town of Jericho for a very long time.
• Steeply Pitched Gabled Roof: The cottage has a steep, multi-gabled roof covered in dark shingles or slate. The sharp angles and overlapping sections give it a complex, almost storybook-like silhouette.
• Asymmetrical Design: The building is not symmetrical. It has an organic, slightly jumbled layout with additions and varied window placements, which enhances its aged, evolved-over-time appearance.
• Small-Paned Casement Windows: The windows are relatively small and composed of multiple panes of glass (mullioned windows), often in a diamond or rectangular pattern. This style is typical of older European architecture and adds to the cottage's quaint but slightly dark and secretive feel.
• Weathered and Aged Appearance: The entire exterior is intentionally distressed. The wood is dark and appears weathered, the stone is covered in moss and grime, and creeping ivy is visible on the walls. This "rot" and decay are visual cues that directly reflect the shop's name, "Rotwood," and its function as a place of taxidermy.
Overall, the architecture of Rotwood cottage combines these elements to create a building that feels both authentically historic and perfectly suited to the gothic, mystery-filled atmosphere.

All Gold Rush Bay models are produced once Payment is received. Some more detailed models take days to produce so please allow several days for delivery.

You will receive the entire house completely assembled. Recommended for ages 14+. The mansion will be packaged securely but due to the extremely detailed nature, some details may become misaligned or broken in shipping. Condition is New. Shipped via USPS Priority Mail Package. 

About the Company: Gold Rush Bay is dedicated to making the most realistic assembled Architectural Miniatures. Our goal is to have the largest catalog of architecture and Interior designs pre-assembled. Architecture has notoriously been hard to model in miniature by hand due to its intricate geometries. By offering assembled and color products instead of kits, the modeler can get more details in their models with less effort. Thus our highly detailed miniatures are favored by train enthusiasts and dollhouse collectors alike who want to bring their miniature worlds to life. We will continue to invent ways to produce the most intricate designs for collectors. Each Gold Rush Bay product is proudly made in the United States.