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Posted - 11/06/2018 : 3:53:52 PM
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Bob, your front entrance pieces look very pleasing to the eyes. I also like the colours that you have chosen for this building.
Greg Shinnie
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sgtbob
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Pennman
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Posted - 11/07/2018 : 07:43:41 AM
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Bob,
Checking back in again... your work is always top notch and excellent. I wish to build at least half as good as you do! Keep it up.
Rich
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Posted - 11/09/2018 : 2:33:47 PM
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Bob, what a great shot'. Jack DeLano, certainly captured the times with his camera. I like the weathering on, (looks like a 40 Ford) that must have splash up from Street Schmutz. The best is the prices. A buck sure went a long way'...

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Posted - 11/09/2018 : 2:42:37 PM
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AKA, Rump Roast, ask any butcher...
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Ensign
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Posted - 11/09/2018 : 3:05:04 PM
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Bob, that is a cool photo! Thanks for posting it Ted. I love the glass shades inside of this store, hanging from the ceiling. Also the retracted awning looks like a neat detail to try and model. We've all done the awning fully deployed, but I don't think that I've ever seen it modelled it the retracted way.
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Posted - 11/09/2018 : 3:16:19 PM
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Greg, you sure see a lot of details in the photo. I don't see the glass shades... . Building a closed awning looks like a challenge and fun to try'....................
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Posted - 11/09/2018 : 3:23:33 PM
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quote: Originally posted by quartergauger48
Greg, you sure see a lot of details in the photo. I don't see the glass shades... . Building a closed awning looks like a challenge and fun to try'....................
Ted, sure you see them, they look like white upside down Jell-O molds having no better way to describe them. I think retracted awnings would be easier to model, just a little bit of folding required.
Can you see those lightshades now? 
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Posted - 11/09/2018 : 3:31:22 PM
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quote: Originally posted by sgtbob
Greg, Don't you remember when I did this model??

Bob
Oops! Bob, I should have known that a Master Model Maker like you, would have already done this retracted awning thing. I guess I just forgot.  And it looks as cool as I thought it might. I've really got to try this retracted awning look myself someday.
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Posted - 11/09/2018 : 3:36:30 PM
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Greg, I thought you were talking about some type of window shade'... I would call those glass, light globes...(LOL).. They remind me of the old school house type globes..
Bob, your thread is receiving a lot of action, as usual. Hope you don't mind the intrusion by us fans'...   
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