Pigs feet and eggs, are ones I remember the most!
I remember those days from when I was a kid. There was a “farmers market” that we would go to on occasion and they had a Butcher. They had 2 big pickle barrels and it was fun to open the lid and grab a big pickle but sometimes there were odd things in the barrel like rubber bands.
That is a really cool looking building Rick and the loading dock really adds to it. Will you be dirtying it up at all? The roof top looks great.
I think you need a little dog or a cat waiting at the front door.
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Thanks Tod, that’s a great idea, just happen to have a few to choose from.
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Well it is almost closing time and I have gotten as far as I can.
The (permanent) signage will have to wait until the Cricut gets here and I learn to use it.
The interior of the sales area is as done as needs be for added interest looking through the windows.
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Love the cleaver sticking in the chop block!!
Stunning, Rick. At first glance, I thought your first shot was of the store you were trying to model. But no…
Good grief, that is stupendous! Great work, Rick!
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They all beat me to to the best adjectives. That interior is just awesome!
Great job.
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That first interior photo is hard to tell from the real thing and that is a testament to your craftsmanship, Rick. The clever is a nice touch as is the photos in the wall coolers. Well done my friend.
I just noticed quite a collection of paint brushes in the back of the last picture. And here I thought this was a butcher!
Well thanks guys, it was fun to put together, and it really helps fill up those big windows.
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Man Rick. You out did even yourself. That’s awesome.
Pretty sure the health inspector might take issue. I think there is a fleck of dust in the corner.
Wow. I’ve got high standards to keep up with when I do the interior of the pawn shop. I better go get to work!
I had to do a double take. I thought it was the real thing for a moment!
everyone else posts their pictures, Rick comes in posts his and
mike drop moment of MIK 2023!
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How did you build the clear freezer cases? I’m thinking I need a few similar cases for precious jewels in the pawn shop.
Hi Craig, I assume you mean the free standing meat cases not the reach in boxes in the wall.
The cases are real simple, just a wood block with Styrene laminated with epoxy and clear Acrylic for the “glass” fronts.
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WOW!!! I just thought of three things missing on the interior.
- Gotta make a meat scale…
- Gotta make a roll of white butchers paper…
- Gotta make several hand drawn todays sale signs on butchers paper…
As is WOW!! Ray would be proud !
Thanks Dave, yea, those things were in mind but just didn’t have enough time, you should have extended the Challenge another month 
I think a couple beef quarters on that back rail would be perfect.
Rick this is an amazing build. This year will be tough. You and others did an amazing job.
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