#4577: Meet me at Mandy's Diner! by Radar_rad-dude
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Comments (18)
Very interesting scene! Makes wonder what is going on at this meeting! I see the diner has closed, like many small restaurants. Excellent composition!
Cool car's, very different in style...nice sense of space and scale, great detail's as well, lovely image..
Looks abandoned...cool though :)
The former owner of the Diner, obviously hasn't heard of Restaurant Impossible! lol Perhaps this pair are going to re-open the venue, with Robert Irvine's guidance? Nice work Sir!
Wonderful setting. Great cars
Great cars and setting.
Hmm, definitely something potentially dubious going down at the diner! Maybe it will soon re-open as Morriano's Diner instead? (I heard that hat guy is trying to buy up the whole neighborhood!) It's always fun to see another angle of those amazing Dreamland movie sets!
Gorgeous
Klasse scene,again excellent Work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A cool scene. They're going to have to find another place for lunch or buy this place. Those cars are super cool.
great cool car
Nice POV and city block. Most of the buildings in our downtown were only 2 stories tall. There were some exceptions: Two banks, two hotels, JC Penney's. Sadly most of the buildings are empty now., We did have a dinner in a trailer.
looks like shady dealings!!!
Super image!
Plotting the demise of certain figures, I'm assuming... Excellent work, Bill!
Cool cars and great setting.... beautifully done image !!
Excellent urban scene !
he does not respect his Pontiac putting his shoe on the paint. very unique color and heavy on realism
There was once a set-up just like this in Kearny, NJ, or it might have been Newark, the area where it was at wasn't clear which municipality it was. Thanks for sharing.