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Miniatures from the craft store, some from ebay... some I collected from who knows where... All shelves are hacked $1 doll house furniture from the craft store... People are Leemax... Building is Colorado Model Structures...

I run indoor...so the signs are paper... some of the food is styrofoam board with small paper labels glued on the front...

what do you think?

















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no, its staying inside...
I'm redoing the layout now to make it better... Wait till you see the laundromat I am working on, and my flower shop... should fill out mainstreet nicely... I'll have the Grocery Store, Flower Shop, Laundromat, and the Fire Station... I might do an appliance store instead of the laundromat though... or a record shop... hmmm...
OH... the REAL ARCADE is in my basement... feel free to stop by (10 games, 2 pins)...if you look carefully in the one pic you can just see my jukebox behinnd the store, and my coke sign above my bar that the store is sitting on...
BTW That's a Donkey Kong machine in the corner of the store... it used to be a keychain...

Now If I could just find that bell to put above the door... to ring when you walk in...


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Let's see there is the Cris Mart in Belmont Ny that looks similar to that. There was an old A & P in Holland Ny that looks VERY similar to tht store front too. Long closed but the building still sits empty. The old Odd Fellows ldoge building that my father now owns in Angelica NY was a grocery store on the first floor again looking very similar at one point. Looks nothing like it now as they remodelled the entrance moving the door to one side.

Very nice model! Many Kudos!

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Phillip,
What a great grocery store. I love the wonderful detail that you have given it.
Here is a pic of "Roy's" foodmarket. Roy's was a store from the town of my youth. The two shopping carts were refrigerator magnets from a Dollar Store. Melanie Greenwood, MD., is the family physician that made an early diagnosis of my now-cured cancer.

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Superb detail inside (the exterior ain't too shabby either...). Definitely not from the steam era with the Donkey Kong game and the computer cash register... Did you build the interior detail on the floor and then set the building over top of it? What are you using for lighting? Looks very well lit inside - minimal shadows.
 
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