you missed a few here, the blackboard on the wall, and the glass pantry are missing, attention to the lenght of the counter s bricks, and you could have leaned the police a little more, the scene still carries a bit of the nostalgic feeling, but, it dimineshed by the lack of subtle props of the period, key to the piece, maybe too subtle hein? lol!

I like the simplicity behind it, Nice build. ~May peace be with you

Yes, that is a helmet. Thanks! The legs of the boy stumped me for a while. The dwarf legs wouldn't bend, so I settled for a plate. -LB Senior

Very nice! I agree perhaps the room and counter could use a bit more work but other wise excellent capture of the cast. I agree with the revanchist that sack is well done (that IS a helmet, right?) Also, the way you made the legs for the sitting boy is a great idea :-)

Awesome attention to detail! Though I bit more detail in the designing of the counter would add a bit more to it but still, excellent representation!

You are the first to notice that! Your comment is much appreciated. -LB Senior

pretty good! nice and realistic!

Brilliant sack design!

Yes, I know what you mean. I did think of that. Thanks for commenting sir! -LB Senior

Another nice one. My only comment is I think the counter front could have some more deatils in it.

Looks good! I think Normal Rockwell is a very good painter.

Beautiful job!

Is that so! Thanks for the info. -LB Senior

Good work recreating the scene. >Eric

Nice! A lot of Rockwell's paintings were done here in Vermont, and some of those child models are still around (in their 80s).

Excelent.

Great recreation!

The spirit is nicely captured! :)

Lovely build.

I see a "cherry lollipop" ;-) ravishingly beautiful!

Nicely done. I'd love to see what you'd do with 'Nighthawks' ;-)

Haha, Phippy and his son XD Great job on this =D

Awesome accuracy and detail!