Fun Friday Chilli Dog stand
Good Morning, day, evening or night depending on when you may read this I hope all is well with you
Continuing on from Last Fridays post when I decided to start doing Fun Friday posts, which in my case translates to what am I doign for funt hese days especially over winter when I am not get out for many photo walks
And as you will know from a few previous posts I found a brick building company ( sort of liek Lego) that I have been impressed with and bought a few kits and building them as time permits
as you may have seen I have built a book Cafe, Record Store and a carpentry van
The build I am sharing this week is a Chilli Dog trailer a smaller build with only 515 pieces
Here is a shot of the whole setup finished
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As I mentione din the last post the builds come with an inspiration story and here is the inspiration for the Chilli Dog Trailer
*Carlos was born into a peddler's family in an obscure place. in his youth he was idle and caused quite a bit of trouble. When he came to New York, the "big Spple" he once got lost due to his vanity.
But he returned to his roots. doing the job he once despised. His new companion is a Shabb cart, now coated with fresh paint over the old mottled graffiti, much like his life.
Occassionally, he misses the past, but now he just wants to run his business well.
he became one of the most silent old faces inthe trubulent neighberhood, trusted by everyone.
Carlos isnt good at drumming up business, but his chilli dogs, are delicious and affordable.
As time goes by his customers have become accustomed to his silence..*
The Chilli Dog trailer is part of a collection called Street Fusion, the others inthe set are the record Store which I have built already, the Skate Shop the build I am just starting now and the Graffiti bus stop which I have but havent started yet
I said this build was a smaller set, to give an idea the Skate SHop had 1573 Pieces, the record store 1980 Pieces and the bus stop 514 pieces
Another shot of the setup this time a bit darker to show the lighting in the kit
The fact that these kits come with lighting is a big factor why I decided to give them a try, and from the first build I have benen impressed with the quality, clear instructions, cool details and as I said the lights
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Speaking of cool details here is Carlos in the trailer you can see a chilli dog ketchup and mustarc conatainers and other cool details
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Even down to a cat on this little piece seperate from the trailer
This kit also has a couple of rats, not so sure I will keep them in the final display when I set it up
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a closer in shot of the trailer, not it even has a butane gas cyclnder price list umbrealla etc
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and from another angle
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Looking in the back door of the trailer
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Another shot of Carlos
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And the Umbrella can be setup either on the trailer or onthe little table that comes with the set
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A closer look at the table
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And that’s all folks
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