This small, steel industrial water tank was built in 1904 by Chicago Bridge and Iron for the textile mill at Glencoe Village, North Carolina, and is still standing. This exact reproduction is complete right down to the overlapping steel panels on the roof with scale rivet detail and the unique angled ladder. The base is 2-3/4′ 6.9cm square and the model stands 9′ 22.8cm tall. The kit features injection-molded styrene parts, including a one-piece tank for ease of assembly phosphor bronze guy wires and turnbuckles are also included.