Telephone Booth, 1/32 Scale

A 1/32 scale model of outdoor phone booth with rotary coin operated phone installed by the AT&T System in the U.S. from about 1960 to 1975. Same booth with push button phone was used until about 1995. Design is based on Bell System manuals and many photos available online of aluminum and glass booths. Includes shelf, phone book, and ceiling light fixture. 
If ordered in White Strong & Flexible Plastic, it can easily be colored aluminum-gray with RIT dye. The most detail is provided with Frosted Ultra Detail. No need to color frame when ordered in Metallic Plastic. Base measures 1.05" x 1.05". Booth is 2.7" tall when assembled.

Instructions
1. Separate roof section from main section of booth by carefully cutting sprue holding them together at each corner.
2. Remove all sprue remaining on both sections.
3. Clean powder residue out of vertical channels on both sides of panel on which the phone is mounted. These channels when clean should  be about 0.012" wide and 0.020" deep.
4. Dye and/or paint as desired.
5. Insert and glue colored panels and transparent film, as desired. These are NOT included, but are easy to make. Create panels with the word TELEPHONE printed with Mandatory font using computer and a color printer. Panels should be less than 0.010" thick.
6. Glue roof onto main section of booth, making sure it is oriented properly so rain water drains off the back side.