Walthers Cornerstone 933-3560 | Quonset Hut Kit | HO Scale

Add a unique piece of mid-century military and industrial history to your HO layout with the Walthers Cornerstone Quonset Hut. From WWII military bases to post-war suburbs, these iconic prefab structures served Allied forces worldwide starting in 1941, then went on to second lives as homes, garages, offices, barracks, and small businesses. The kit is easy to build, molded in three colors and clear plastic, and includes both side windows and corrugated metal-style inserts so you can model the prototype that fits your era. Looking for more HO Scale building kits? Browse our HO Scenery & Buildings and HO Track & Accessories. Features Builds one standard military-style Quonset hut Models a prototype that served Allied forces worldwide from 1941 on Choice of side windows or corrugated "metal" inserts — both included Authentic design and detail molded in three colors and clear plastic Easily adapted to barracks, offices, garages, small homes, or businesses Footprint: 6-9/16 x 2-3/4 x 1-1/2 in (16.6 x 6.9 x 3.8 cm) Scale: HO (1:87) More Information Brand Walthers Cornerstone Item Number 933-3560 Scale HO (1:87) Product Type Kit — Building Condition New Assembly Kit (Requires Assembly) Material Plastic Era Transition / Modern Dimensions 6-9/16 x 2-3/4 x 1-1/2 in FAQ What era does this fit? Quonset huts first appeared in 1941 as US Navy prefab buildings, became common at WWII bases worldwide, and were repurposed for decades after. They work for layouts set anywhere from WWII through the modern day — especially small-town industrial, surplus dealers, farms, and any military scene. Windows or metal inserts? Both are in the box. Use the side windows if you're modeling an office, barracks, home, or business; use the corrugated metal inserts for a storage, warehouse, or pure military feel. Do I need to paint this kit? Not required — it's molded in three colors plus clear plastic so it looks reasonable out of the box. A wash of weathering really sells the corrugated metal feel. Can I combine multiple kits? Yes — Quonset huts are often arranged in groups at bases or industrial sites. Combine kits and add fencing, signs, vehicles, and figures to build out the scene.