Deco StoreFront

looking good! keep 'em coming.

The house I live in is post Art Deco 1936, The photo below is a art deco theater near my home.

A close cousin in Lansing, MI...

Very nice!  Art Deco is so unique and fits in most any era. Keep us posted on the status of your kits. 

Bob

I love it. A jewelry store is perfect, perhaps in black and silver.

I am interested in purchasing one, if you decide to go make them available

Great choice for a building. It could also be a jazz club with blue tinted windows or a restaurant a ala "Stouffers".  Looking forward to see how this comes out.

Jay

I would definitely be interested in this building, the possibilities are endless. Yes, jewelry store or any store for that matter, a restaurant, bar, as I said, endless. Love it!

i know you won't believe this but this is the next building i will be doing. i was working on the lettering and the building outline last nite.....   so stay tuned more in the works......

Joe Hohmann   the black and chrome is the color choice for this building

John Sethian    I will add you to the list

also working on finishing up the last details on the bowling alley

Nicely done, man! 

By the way, at the 2014 NMRA Division 2 Model Railroad Jamboree held in Pittsburgh (4/26/2014), Jim Sacco (owner of City Classics) gave a terrific and informative clinic called The Modernization of Main Street.  In it he described the influence of the 1930s movement to modernize the downtown areas of small towns and cities.  It literally changed the face of small town America.

I don't know when / if he'll give this clinic again, but it would be well worth catching.

George

Man! I love that Lenox Lounge! WOW! I have to model it! here is the latest.. 

I like you building a lot BXCXDan.  Really nice!

Thanks Lee.. it is going on with the continuing growth of Urban Sprawl in the City of Hampden! More to come.. I just cut up some Design Preservation walls and came up with a totally different looking building.. it is looking good.. Plus the signs etc.. here is some more.. 

Really great stuff!  I love the signs on your stores and the way you have made the various sections of the sidewalk slightly different tints, as they are in the real world.  Details like that are fun to do and make such a difference.

Knowing absolutely nothing about this subject (and not wanting to hijack the thread), has anyone used the 3-d printers to produce store fronts or accessories in model railroading? 

By the way, I really to appreciate seeing the results of you guys' talents when it comes to structures.