Man do I miss In-n-Out, great job, but...... the palm tress are supposed to be crossed. Trivia time, does anybody know why they are crossed?
I give up...what do you mean they are supposed to be crossed? I am a New Yawker ...so no palm trees around here!
Tom
"I'm lovin' it" ... Oh wait, that's that other company ... But seriously, this is terrific! The roof's great.
Tomlinson Run Railroad
Hi Stu.
Great looking model, will you have it at York?
See you their (York).
jim r
Jim, I would have loved to have it at York but don't want to hold on to it that long.
Awesome work! We don't have any In and Out's where we live, but this is giving me some ideas on making a classic A&W drive in from the 60's/70's.
Thanks for the inspiration.
ironhorseman, I do all of my research using Google IMAGE SEARCH. you can also check out the Twin Whistle kit. http://twinwhistle.com/aandwrootbeerstand.aspx
Stu
Holy smokes! That is awesome. As a matter of fact it's so good I'm salivating right now for a double double!!! I was in San Fran the last two weeks and had to stop in and get my fix. There are some great burgers here in Chicago, but I still put In and Out as the best.
I think In n Out bought the Rock and Roll McDonalds. Now Chicago will have the best burgers! I can't wait, if it's true, that is.
You might want to check that rumor. Looks like it was an April fools joke. But man I wish it were true!!
Man do I miss In-n-Out, great job, but...... the palm tress are supposed to be crossed. Trivia time, does anybody know why they are crossed?
I give up...what do you mean they are supposed to be crossed? I am a New Yawker ...so no palm trees around here!
Tom
But not just any old crossed palm trees ... they have to be shaped like a giant W. That's what the characters were searching for and the scene when they look up from a water fountain or something? and see the trees is pivotal and not to mention memorable.
An A&W would be a great model as suggested but then I'm a big fan of any roadside food joint architecture!
TRRR
Double-double, animal stile with yellow peppers!
Hey Stu, Great Work. I love it.
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