building kit

By the beginning of the 20th century, shotgun house building kits were available on the market for $100.

Many sheds and storage building kits do not come with floors.

Miles Fiterman made a fortune in the 1960's selling do-it-yourself home building kits.

It has appeared in a variety of forms, though always making use of remote-control building kits.

The natural world is constructed of blocks, and, like the building kit, relies on a small variety of pieces to make complex objects.

Left with a boat building kit by the mysterious dog, they try various means of constructing a boat, which fail.

Since the start of the company in 1972, Centraalstaal provides prefabricated 'building kits' to the international shipbuilding industry.

Other developers, too, are producing more open-ended building kits aimed at letting young people create and program their own computerized designs.

He also stated that Super City was "the best building kit ever made, possibly even better than Lego".

The range includes locomotives, passenger and freight cars, railway tracks, and building kits.

It filled two facing catalog pages, indicating Heathkit's seriousness in building kits for amateurs.

The amazing history of prefabricated houses started in England in the 1830's with a building kit for emigrants moving to Australia.

A number of plastic building kits are also produced in HO/OO, along with working street lighting.

He also becomes successful again at work by creating a line of Mr. Beaver Building Kits for kids.

Georges Martin capitalized upon building kit cars at a time when many riders in Europe couldn't afford to build their own modified cars.

Another kit available is the Handy Home Products Somerset 10x16ft Storage Building Kit.

Most hobbyists develop their skills by building kits, then progress to kitbashing, where various kits are combined to create a unique model before attempting to scratchbuild.

As Lego became more sophisticated with its Mindstorms line, Fischertechnik attempted to move down into less technical, more "fun", building kits for younger ages.

It contains articles about railways in Britain, layouts, weathering, building kits, kitbashing, scratch building, and other model-making techniques.

In 2002, Lego released a 3,104-piece Imperial-class Star Destroyer building kit for their Ultimate Collectors' Series line.

An interior architectural installation exploring the excesses and programmatics of Modernity as expressed in building kits made in Western nations during the peak years of Modernism.

Meanwhile, a wealth of physics within reach of the Tevatron is expected to illuminate the entire "standard model," which is a kind of theoretical building kit for making everything there is.

The glue left in the boat building kit proves to be quite strong and waterproof, so a smaller raft is made which proves successful, although it can only transport one person at a time.

Or as Alan Gouk puts it "his colour is not just thought up in the studio as part of some "non-referential" building kit" or AG again, as above ".

He attempted to introduce modern aesthetics into children's toys by developing a building kit that consisted of sawtooth roofs, cones, and pieces in the colors of red, blue, and white (this remained a prototype).