Needed, vintage restaurant windows for the NRL Riverland Lines route.

[jpetersjr]

Unfortunately I have been having difficulties trying to find good window pictures of a vintage restaurant, such as a 60's diner to make textures from for the restaurants for the route.

The restaurants will of course be freeware and come with the route, if anyone here lives near any vintage restaurant still standing and in service it would help me a ton if they can take some good screenshots of it for me.

Preferbaly flat on and straight enough where I can make a texture from, as well, if you can take a screenshot of the door as well.


...Cheers...


Big J

[dejoh]

You might be better off with a diner sign for the building. Customers don't like to look through cluttered windows.
https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&sit ... g&tbm=isch

[CARex]

Yikes... those were the same images I came up with using a slightly different search request.

[jpetersjr]

Like I said, I look all over google images and I can't find very much at all, I just got lucky enough by typing in Diner front to find today's window texture for the streamlined circular drive in diner.

I hate to say but I'm having bad luck with google images lately. Seems like it's getting harder and harder to find a decent restaurant front with decent windows to use towards making a texture for a vintage style restaurant.

If anyone can take some pictures of a old resturant that might reside in their city it would help me out a ton since anyways Bob actually does need several different restaurants for the route.

[NYWhiskey]

Try greasy spoon diners. That's what we call them in NYC.

[Chacal]

Classic stainless diners... I miss them.
Are any of them still around?

[NYWhiskey]

The last greasy spoon in NY was bought by somebody in the Mid-West to preserve it. It was on 33rd and 9th or something, around there. Paid a bunch to have it shipped out, I don't know what happened to it.