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Mark B / Scooter Davenport

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  1. Roger that is amazing and fun!

    I've giving a lot of thought to the same concept over the last couple years, but I've been thinking of it more along the lines of how a new series would be constructed.  A new series would have to be both a familiar formula and not a rehash at the same time.  

    I like your character ideas- very similar to what I thought would be.  I considered the idea of Bo or Luke's kids being girls to add that modern day twist.  They could be the kind that drive the boys crazy, but never let them go 'too far' as it were. 

    I liked the idea of certain landmarks being mostly the same as we saw them in the old show- specifically the Boar's Nest and Cooter's Garage.  And if you look at the Hazzard Square today (Warner studio backlot), very little has changed.  They would of course have to rebuild Cooter's Garage!

    One idea that is dear to my heart is that Cooter should be the new 'Balladeer'.  He would be the perfect narrator, constantly telling stories about the good old days (the old series) and tying those stories to the new situation.  After all, he's "seen it all" in Hazzard!

    And to answer pkoorse's question- I think Huey Hogg could be the new county commissioner!

  2. On March 10, 2016 at 10:19 PM, jacobsoj74 said:

    Thanks so much my friend I ordered 2! cant wait to get them!  I also got corel draw x7 for $67.99 on ebay!  Now I need to learn how to use it!  Thanks again for everything!

    You'll be very happy with the quality of his castings- I was amazed.

  3. 4 hours ago, jacobsoj74 said:

    I'm building several building from hazzard square in 1/43.  I was wondering how you figured out the actual size of the buildings and then scaled them down to 1/25?  Do you have computer software or a special program to design them on?  Thanks so much!

    I use CorelDraw exclusively.  I'd suggest buying an older copy as the current versions can be quite expensive.

    I import screen captures from the show and draw directly over them, then find some element as a scale reference- for instance, the size of a standard door is around 80 inches.  You then enlarge everything to fit, and/or down to the correct model scale (80 inches in 1/25 is 3.2 inches) and print.

    You won't get it 100% perfect, but very close.

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