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Hey, Id drive a purple Prowler. But this is a 1:24 scale.

My Prowler.

Thanks guys. It is a fun place to shoot. Docville has been used for a number of movies including Hollywoodland the story of George Reeves played by Ben Afleck. Some really nice interiors of the hotel and saloon and the gambling hall. Its located n.e corner of where 135 and Hwy 2 cross.

Today I visited Docville, a small western style street. I took along my 1:16 scale Stagecoach and Chuck wagon by Franklin Mint.

Zondaracer, the background isnt so important if it stops you from shooting the car. Getting the car to look full size is more important. Besides the practice will help when you do find a nice background.

JRP, as you noted there is a difference in the tarmac where it ends and the gravel driveway continues on. The area in front of the entrance area is paved so dust isnt tracked into the house. Thats the way it looks and I left it like that on purpose. You are mistaken about me being photoshopped in. I...

This is something a little different. Elvis, live in Concert 2015.

Here are a couple more from yesterdays shooting.

A '32 Confederate by Franklin Mint enters the estate of the founder of General Motors.

Thank you Bypo. It puts the cars to good use and its a lot of fun at the same time.

I bought the truck from ebay off fftopper. He takes broken vehicles with a part missing that would never sell, ages them, and sells them for good prices. And they are really a work of art. I bought two of his pieces and new versions as well of each. They go nice together.

I bought a mold from U.K. and then made the bricks from Hydrocal.

Here is an old pickup with a load of cobblestone bricks Ive been making for the last couple weeks.

I like odd, thats why I owned an AMC Pacer X. Had my choice to get a Prowler Id do it. I saw a couple at a Car show recently and they do look nice.

Finally got out to shoot the Prowler.