The term "section house" means different things on different railroads. On the Canadian Pacific, it is a building which houses the section foreman and his family and this is the subject of our model. The CPR built many of these houses all over the system from the late 1800's to the 1930's and some have lasted into the 1990's and possibly some still stand today. In fact our model is based on one standing at Spuzzum, BC., in the Fraser Canyon and was housing a native Indian family until a fire destroyed it in the mid 1990's. All of the special Kanamodel features are in this kit and in addition there is a cast simulated concrete foundation with front steps, Campbell shingles for the roof, plus gutters and down spouts are included. The footprint of this HO scale model is 4" x 4"