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Luke's Garage & Gas Station

Started by Stuart, June 29, 2022, 10:40:06 AM

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Bill Gill

 ...the big problem was I could not spell very well ( and still not very good at it )
Barney


Barney I think it was Mark Twain who said something like:
'Spelling a word the same way over and over shows a lack of imagination.'

finescalerr

I thought Samuel Clemons said that .... -- Russ

Bill Gill

I thought Samuel Clemons said that .... -- Russ
Some say Clemons, some say Climes, It's all Coranges and Cabanas.

Stuart

Here's the source of my inspiration for the sign.  I ran across this image while surfing around on the internet.  I liked it and thought it would be a good addition to my garage and gas station project.  I boosted the price on the battery to what was appropriate for 1938.

Free tube sign.jpg

Stuart

finescalerr

You also should model the man. He looks like the ideal proprietor. -- Russ

Barney

Must have known a local printer - or got this bloke to do it - is there something illegal  about doing this "new plates while you wait "
So all is forgiven with your sign!
Barney
Lovely build just keep it coming
Never Let someone who has done nothing tell you how to do anything
Stuart McPherson

Stuart

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Quote from: finescalerr on May 15, 2026, 11:39:40 AMYou also should model the man. He looks like the ideal proprietor. --- Russ

He seems a little too sober for my purposes.  I'm kinda thinking Luke would he a happy friendly sort who would be anxious and ready to greet both the local farmer and the city resident driving out for a breath of fresh country air.  (Have you ever been in the orange groves when the blossoms are at their peak? The fragrence is worth the drive to enjoy.)  You know, the kind of guy who would spend a few minutes just chatting about the weather or the latest news event.


Stuart