An old Bettie Page and Tempest Storm Burlesque … naturally this place didn’t really exist but image if it did. Lit with 12VDC LED lighting, custom made signage and decals.
Just updated the main DECALS DECALS DECALS gallery with a images of ALL THE SETS I currently have available. CHECK IT OUT! Several new sets in auto scale so you can add posters to the your scale garage, generally sized for 1:24 but will work in several other scales.
Decided to build an old Harley Davidson Motorcycle Shop and turn it into a biker bar … all custom mad decals for this build and I have a decal set available this is built off of DPM’s Cutting’s Scissor Company kit. The lights on the first floor are warm white and the the lights on the second floor change and flash through about 9 different colors and the one exterior light on the main sign and basic white. Really wish I could find small lights but as of now the tiny ones are still too expensive to use.
The latest build a kit from Downtown Deco it’s Addams Ave Part II and all the decals are mine and the kit has a few modification but not many … this one as many of mine are from the wrong side of the tracks, guess you have to build what you know.
Seems there is a need for window pricing for grocery stores, markets etc … so this set has a lot of 1/8″ to 1/4″ tall product prices and assorted other grocery store signage … These are $5.65 a set.
A few new sets to jazz up your builds …
Another build based on another old kit … DPM’s Robert’s Dry Cleaning. All custom decal work, weathering, paint and a few addition to give character.
This is my version of Downtown Deco’s Addams Ave Part III kit, it’s made from hydrocal (plaster) and comes with assorted signage and stuff that I opted not to use. Most of the detail parts I made and the decals are from my line. The fire escape is from Tichy, one of the ladders is from Central and the short roof pipe is from Walthers Roof Detail kit. Overall not a bad kit you just have to be careful since it’s plaster you could break it, best to glue it up with Epoxy and to prime it before painting. There is no building divider between the buildings, I used some foam board topped with masking tape. Hand painted in acrylics and sealed with flat clear sealer.
This is DPM’s B. Moore Company Kit weathered out and details with a number of small add-ons to get it a little more life. All of the decals sets are mine.
