HO storefront displays
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Is there a company that makes detail kits for use as a store window display or partial retail store interior? I am looking for something that I can just glue behind the window so that I am not looking into an empty building. Even a printed cutout would suffice. I need to make a few store windows look a little better without too much effort.
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#2
An option, would be your local "sale papers".
You could piece together product photos from those.
Pictures from clothing ad's for a clothing shop window.
It might take a bit, but all it would cost you is time. Advertising mailers don't have to go directly to the recycle bin, nor, do magazine ad's.
Another option, Digital photos. These could be sized, cut, pasted to a "backboard", and mounted behind the window.
Just a thought....
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You can also go to google images or yahoo images. Type in what you're looking for and pictures will come up. you may take a few minutes to find the pic that you want, but it's worth it. You can then download the copy and size it to what you want.
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Spitfire did nice window treatment on her Active Auto Parts store: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.parkdaleyard.com/active.html">http://www.parkdaleyard.com/active.html</a><!-- m -->


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