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Bill for all your help''.. Ted Country: USA | Posts: 6164 quartergauger48 Fireman Premium Member Posted - 05/13/2020 :  8:02:00 PM     Hmmm do I want 45s, 33 1/3 or 78s.. He clearly must be a Marilyn Monroe fan'.. [:D Ted Edited by - quartergauger48 on 05/13/2020 8:04:46 PM Country: USA | Posts: 6164 quartergauger48 Fireman Premium Member Posted - 05/13/2020 :  8:28:14 PM     Construction Details: This is a building front from DSL Shops, out of Chicago. You must scratch build the three walls,and roof, if you want a complete building. The front is a very strong resin and highly detailed. DSL, is temporarily closed. Dave Lull, makes some extraordinary fronts completely accurate in 1:48 and 1:64 scale. I have built several of his kits, and always happy with the end results. This model took me one week to complete. It comes with paper signs for either a music, or shoe store'.. I grew up with radio' and attended broadcasting school, so I made it a record and radio repair store'... After cleaning, the front was undercoated with Rust Oleum camouflage primer. Then painted with Dr. Ben's aged concrete stain. the main body painted with acrylic mudstone. The trim is Vallejo cement. The sign is off of "Pintrest', resized and reversed and flipped to show both sides. The base is cut out card board. Led lighting by,'Evan Designs'.. The interior is resized pics off the net. The stereo and speakers are paper cut outs from a company in England mounted on foam board, and painted with 'Sharpie markers'... The side walls are bass wood sheets from the defunct "Monster Model Works'... The man is 1:43.5, The girl is an exact 1:48 scale figure. Both are from "Model U" in England. Both sizes work perfect with a DSL Shops kit that is also an exact 1:48 scale structure'... The Terra Cotta color is also a DR. Ben's powder industrial pigment mixed with pigment fixer... very realistic in person... Thanks for looking'... Roof top radio repair sign pic.. Wanted to show Wood brick sheet, on each side of structure'..(Monster Models) Close up, Stereo Set/Speakers'.. Ted Edited by - quartergauger48 on 05/13/2020 9:55:57 PM Country: USA | Posts: 6164 BurleyJim Fireman Premium Member Posted - 05/13/2020 :  8:53:22 PM     Very nice Ted! My first 'real job' was working at Zenith Radio in the Engineering Dept. as a Modelmaker. I was working full time and going to Illinois Institute of Technology at night and Saturdays. The commute via the old electric city buses and streetcars was nasty. Zenith was on the NorthWest Side and IIT was on the SouthEast Side. Four transfers across the city. I have fond memories of the old 'geezers' at Zenith. The top engineer in the Audio department was stone deaf in one ear. It took a lot of convincing for him to ever think about Stereophonic Sound. Those were the days, and your model captures it perfectly. Jim Take the red pill Country: USA | Posts: 6018 Bill Gill Fireman Posted - 05/13/2020 :  9:10:30 PM     That came out really good, Ted. A convincing scene. (Here's a tip...don't stock up on that vinyl , there's a things called "eight track" coming :) Country: USA | Posts: 3196 Ensign Fireman Posted - 05/13/2020 :  9:24:31 PM     Ted, I think you have a number one hit with that one! I wonder if Bill Nye, the science guy is related somehow to Bill Gill, the letter guy? Greg Shinnie Country: Canada | Posts: 8922 sgtbob Fireman Premium Member Posted - 05/14/2020 :  05:55:44 AM     Ted, Very nice. All your extra work has paid off. The "pose" of that girl is convincing. Bob http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=30102 http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=51837 Country: USA | Posts: 4178 Tyson Rayles Moderator Premium Member Posted - 05/14/2020 :  07:40:02 AM     Country: USA | Posts: 13384 Michael Hohn Fireman Posted - 05/14/2020 :  08:18:41 AM       Very realistic, Ted. That’s a neat idea for a manufacturer to offer the facade and let the modeler decide size and style of the rest of the building. I wonder if the man and women like the same type of music. Simon and Garfunkel? Mike Country: USA | Posts: 6974 desertdrover Engineer Posted - 05/14/2020 :  08:35:14 AM     Fantastic job Ted on your store front, it goes very well with that brick sheet as well. Thanks for explaining the details of your build. Louis Pacific Northwest Logging in the East Coast Post count: 5000 posts added to below count. Country: USA | Posts: 16098 George D Moderator Premium Member Posted - 05/14/2020 :  08:58:12 AM     Well done, Ted. George Fly Army Country: USA | Posts: 16559 Frank Palmer Fireman Posted - 05/14/2020 :  09:26:08 AM       Ted, that building ROCKS. Frank Country: USA | Posts: 6070 Dutchman Administrator Premium Member Posted - 05/14/2020 :  09:31:04 AM     Nice job, Ted! Bruce Country: USA | Posts: 33004 quartergauger48 Fireman Premium Member Posted - 05/14/2020 :  8:31:35 PM     [quote]Originally posted by sgtbob Ted, Very nice. All your extra work has paid off. The "pose" of that girl is convincing. Bob Bob, that girl is from Printle, sold on shapeways...Thanks to you, for providing that information to me a while back'.. Thanks for you positive comments on the build Bob'.. Ted Country: USA | Posts: 6164 quartergauger48 Fireman Premium Member Posted - 05/14/2020 :  8:39:09 PM     thanks very much Gents for your very nice comments'.. They're appreciated'..Thanks again Bill Gill for your assistance'.. Ted Edited by - quartergauger48 on 05/14/2020 8:43:32 PM Country: USA | Posts: 6164 k9wrangler Engineer Posted - 05/14/2020 :  8:58:28 PM     A bit late with the kudos, Ted, but ditto the comments, fine looking scene. Karl Scribner Sunfield Twp. 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