1700 N Wolfe St. A Baltimore Corner Store in HO Scale

[Zephyrus52246]

An absolute work of art.  Well done.

Jeff

[Mark Dalrymple]

Looks terrific, Matt.

Attention to detail is second to none.  I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work.

Cheers, Mark.

[craftsmankits]

Awesome work.  I also smell a rat.  I saw at least two of those pesky varmints. I'll bet there are more lurking about.

[Janbouli]

Totally jaw dropping work , everything looks so realistic , beautifully done .

[tom.boyd.125]

Matt,
 Your modeling work is amazing...it's hard to pull it off for that worn down look too. Can't wait to see the next project you have planned.
 Tommy

[EricQuebec]

Look terrific !!!! 
Eric Québec

[GPdemayo]

Couldn't get much better Matt......great work. 

[Mr. Critter]

Awesome work.  I also smell a rat.  I saw at least two of those pesky varmints. I'll bet there are more lurking about.

The kind old tea-sipping cat lady next door's four-legged security detail surely has the situation under control. And that contrast is my absolute favorite thing about this smashingly-executed, memorable little scene.  I can imagine Omar Little from "The Wire" strolling by.

Oh,and the newspapers in the windows... Brilliant hack.

[Philip]

Just wow! Outstanding craftsmanship!

[Larry C]

Fantastic job on the build!!

[Ensign]

Matt, really fantastic modeling and equally fantastic looking structures!
I love the dilapidated corner unit the best!

Greg

[Pennman]

This is such a well-built structure. I especially amazed at the debris in the bay window, torn
wallpaper, old plaster, wood remnants, etc. Very nicely done!

Rich

[robert goslin]

Stunning work Matt.
I really like the two contrasts of the dilapidated, and the well looked after sides to the building.

The dilapidated side sure is stunning work, and so well done. The newspapers blocking out the storefront is a nice touch.  So many little details to take in.

[IWannaRetire]

Amazing work, Matt.  I have also spent a little time on your Youtube channel and Instagram pages, and want to explore more there. 

Thanks for sharing your techniques.