[Dave Wisdom]

This is the first of several buildings I'm making for my home track and has been made using balsa, corrugated card. The 'pie & cake' glass cabinets were made from discarded plastic packaging. I've attempted to create something roughly resembling the 'temporary' structures that were often seen at British circuits during the mid to late 1960s.

Thanks for looking.

Dave

 

[Mars]

Very nice, I like it. My favourite are the displays on the left and right. Well done!

What are your future plans?

Cheers

Markus

 

[Lloyd.L]

Love it Dave, but I cant quite read the chalk boards, I hope it does bacon rolls!

Regards, Lloyd

 

[Mr Modifier]

Awesome! Very effective.

What's next?

 

[SL0TCAR]

Excellent job - 2/6 for sandwiches? That's a rip-off.

 

[fast lucky]

Waow ! I love it. Excellent work.

QUOTE (Lloyd.L @ 26 Aug 2012, 21:04) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Love it Dave, but I cant quite read the chalk boards, I hope it does bacon rolls!

Regards, Lloyd

On the menu : Sandwiches, Chips, Sausage roll, Pork pies and Potato crisps ... What's for you Sir ?

 

[gokartride]

Excellent work! I love hand-built stuff...it is unique and has a great look about it.

 

[dreinecke]

Now THAT is fabulous! I simply love it and the glass cabinets are the bee's knees! I love the period-correct look too.

If this is just the beginning, I can't wait to see the rest of your buildings!

I need to build a snack-shack yet for my track...hmm...

 

[Kellerkind]

...very great scratch! Thank you for sharing! Regards Jens

 

[Martyn_]

how much for Bovril, Mister?

love it, i could almost be down Llandow in the late 60's early 70's watching the "Flying Handbag" crashing as usual.

 

[90s F1 Kid]

Wow, fantastic!!

 

[paulporsche]

Great job! Nice use of the packaging material.

 

[Mike NZ]

Very nice !
Can't wait to see the rest of your buildings.

Cheers

 

[Martyn_]

It's now called "Pledge Multi-purpose wax" starts off whiteish but dries ok.

There's a thread on Britmodeller that describes a Lakeland product.

Having read the thread, it seems like this guy is a very experienced modeller and has done a fairly good test. "Acryllic floor polish" - just the ticket.