Sunday Scenic Showcase July 9, 2017

I got this part of the scenery done on July 4th. Will start adding details

Filled in the scenery and gave my boys a home. I think they're comfortable given their humble circumstances. TW

No new for pics for few days.......my progress on Max Foods.....]

Starting work on the loading ramps, details, etc.....

Peter

Alan  that looks like a huge house  can't wait to see how you progress  , I tried to do my grandfather's farm house have done it in paper three times now and cannot seem to get the proportions right ,, I doubt I would try it in styrene  but may be eventually do it in in card stock

please keep inspiring the rest of us   

Did some more work on the Flat Iron building and a cafe / apartment building and .

Joe

Another excellent Sunday morning, (well Monday to us). 

Inspiring work. 

That's right! very inspiring! 

jpv in France

Keep up the good work looks great

Wow! Great work guys. 

I've just finished a movie theater for my downtown.  This is a kit by Andre at Riverleaf Models.  I really like working with him as in addition to the unique designs he comes up with for new models, he is happy to work with you to customize his kits.  

In this instance, Andre posted here, several months ago, a movie theater he had done.  Communicating with him, he said it was not ready for production.  So, a month ago he let me know the kit was ready to sell.  I sent him the dimensions I needed as well as a unique design for the side street facade.  I also asked him to do the Judge Roy Bean movie for the marque as one of the (brief) scenes was filmed in my home town of Douglas, AZ and my wife's father was in a crowd scene (although we've never been able to spot him!) as well as the name of a theater there.

Anyway, here is the result:

Peter A, great scene both Andre's work and yours.  The LYRIC looks great and your SuperStreets blends into your roads perfectly.

All terrific stuff this week! I really like that movie! And Max Foods is coming along nicely.

PeterA posted:

I've just finished a movie theater for my downtown.  This is a kit by Andre at Riverleaf Models.  I really like working with him as in addition to the unique designs he comes up with for new models, he is happy to work with you to customize his kits.  

In this instance, Andre posted here, several months ago, a movie theater he had done.  Communicating with him, he said it was not ready for production.  So, a month ago he let me know the kit was ready to sell.  I sent him the dimensions I needed as well as a unique design for the side street facade.  I also asked him to do the Judge Roy Bean movie for the marque as one of the (brief) scenes was filmed in my home town of Douglas, AZ and my wife's father was in a crowd scene (although we've never been able to spot him!) as well as the name of a theater there.

Anyway, here is the result:

I likeit..... a lot!