In this article I show the making of a simple structure kit, in this case a Pola structure.

Without any special skills or modifications, straight out of the box to the finished model.

This to give beginners in the modeling hobby an idea, and as a sample to compare with other project in this homepage.

With the aid of the instructions, we check to make sure that no parts are missing.

We also study the instructions, and parts, to become familiar with this structure.

With a knife, or better yet, with a special side cutter as shown on the picture, we remove the parts.

After this we file the cuts smooth, and other sides, which may have excess material on it.

Never brake the part loose, since this will leave damage to it.

Be careful and use only a small amount of glue on the inside, since the glue will leave marks on the outside, if spilled.

In almost every Pola kit, Pola use a thin clear plastic sheet, to duplicate "glass". With scissors cut each piece, slightly bigger then the window.

Carefully glue them on to the windows, but pay attention not to spill glue, as this will not be removable.

When the four walls are finished, they are glued to the bottom.

New the inside walls can be glued in place.

This type of structures from Pola, use separate floors, and in this instance the ceiling becomes the bottom of the second floor, and will not be glued to the first floor.

The roof on this structure is burned, and therefore the interior walls are visible.

Pola include a sheet of paper with pictures to coffer the walls.

This is best glued with deluded white glue, or "Elmer" school glue, on to the plastic walls.

The inside from the outside walls, the inside walls and the floor are covered with this paper.

I think it is easier to do it this way, then when covering the walls from a assembled floor.

The finished second floor.

This is the model from the back.

And a birds eye view, from the top.