General Store in HO, Cogar, Oklahoma

[Rail and Tie]

Here are the first details that I have put together for the General Store.  I glued the micro LED upside down (meaning the lens toward the roof) in the phone booth. This cut the intensity and made an even glow for illuminating the "Telephone" signage.

Still have to add the "Have a Coke" decals to the sides of the vending machine. That and I just realized I engraved the tapered louvers on the pop machine upside down! DOH!

[Bill Gill]

Those look really good. Are they laser cut?
Perhaps the Coke machine was originally destined for the Southern hemisphere?

[Barney]

Miniature Marvels   
Never mind Im sure we all have upside down experiences !!!!! time and time again
Barney

[finescalerr]

You must have needed a microscope to build such perfect tiny models. -- Russ

[Rail and Tie]

Russ, I don't use my microscope much any more, but pretty much live with my optivisor on.

Bill, the Pop machine is laser cut and engraved polybak shell over a basswood core. The payphone is 3D printed and phonebooth is laser cut polybak and Duralar with laser printed signage.

I still have to create "Have a Coke" decals for the sides of the machine and am working on bottles and crates to go along with the machine.

[Ray Dunakin]

They both look great, especially for such a small scale!

[Bernhard]

Yes, really impressive in H0!

Bernhard

[WP Rayner]

Nicely done Darryl... hard to believe they're in HO scale.

[Rail and Tie]

and now the crates and pop bottles to go with the machine.

3D printed crates in grey resin. The bottles are printed in green clear resin.
Photoshopped crate decals over the resin casting.

[finescalerr]

That is about the coolest HO scale detail I've ever seen. -- Russ

[Ray Dunakin]

Those crates and bottles are amazing!

[Bill Gill]

Wow, Darryl those are phenomenal!
Do you have any "leftovers"

[Chuck Doan]

Outstanding! Wow.

[TRAINS1941]

That is really excellent!!

Jerry

[Bernhard]

You are a master of miniaturization!

Bernhard