Back when "sinkers and suds" brought you doughnuts and coffee, shiny, stainless steel streamlined trains were all the rage. The modern look was in; everything from toasters to vacuum cleaners received sleek lines and shiny surfaces. Gleaming restaurants like Miss Bettie's sprang up from coast to coast.

Miss Bettie's Diner brings the glitz of the streamline era to the streets of your pike. It's a natural addition along Main Street or along the highway on the edge of town. Like the prototypes, this detailed, easy-to-build kit (the prototypes were kits too!) includes streamlined fluted sides, large windows and interior tables, stools, counter and a small outdoor refrigerator shed, plus colorful signs.