BUNGALOW 1629, 1810, 5629 (bagged) |
The Bungalow was first issued by Bachmann in 1962 in an attractive two piece box with the designation 1629. The number was changed to 1810 in 1967, but the box remained the same. Often confused with the more common "Cape Cod House," this bungalow is easily distinguished by the gable over the front door, and by the "slots" on sides of the walls that hold them together. |
This structure was originally made by Littletown and is illustrated to the left. Bachmann added the front porch lights to make this home more attractive. This part is not available as a reproduction and neither is the fence that came with this house. We’ve illustrated the problem with the fence below. The Plasticville version of this house has WHITE walls, and is usually found with a CHARCOAL roof, but there is also a color variation with a GREEN roof that is rarer (illustrated to the right). |
Bungalow Front Porch Lights |
Bungalow Fence |