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Tick-Tock Diner 1/4" Scale with Jon Fish and Larry Osborn
Thursday Oct 30, 9 AM - 4:30 PM and Friday Oct 31
9 AM - 12:30 PM
$455

Brushed "stainless steel" in pleated fan and diamond patterns are the hallmark of the 1930's era diner. Bankers and truck drivers may have sat side by side on the red leather stools enjoying the same late night good eats. The galley kitchen is open so the customers see their orders being prepared. There's an order slip holder on the front of the grill hood, flat top grill, two burners, and ovens are in plain view as well as the chalk board with specials of the day. Along with a long counter and stools there is enough space to add tables and booths (not included). To finish off the exterior there are tile accents, an optional raised base so you can add your own landscaping or lighting, and entry doors. A two part façade slides off for easy viewing and access. The interior is lit by LED lighting from NovaLyte. A choice of custom-made signs will be available: Tick-Tock, Nite Owl, & Blue Ribbon. You will learn techniques for foil and metal applications, tile, linoleum floors as well as painting and assembly techniques.

Students will need a small cutting mat 8" x 10", X-acto knife, small scissors, metal ruler (non slip back), crafter's pick - The Ultimate Glue, tweezers, and small brushes.