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Greg Rogers

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  1. This reminds me of my Dad's favorite ax. It had the handle replaced twice and the head replaced once! Coming along great! I just had to be a smart a**!!
  2. You guys know if there ever was model kit made of a 88 or so Ford Ranger? My buddy has a 1/1 and was saying he would like to build a model of it. I might buy one for him but haven't been able to find one. Thanks Greg.
  3. In a way losing a pet is like losing a son or daughter. I mean it's not as bad as that, but it can be near that. I heard and believe that because our pets always rely on us humans that is similar to losing a person we are caring for, just as it is harder on a caretaker when the person passes they are taking care of, it's harder to lose a pet for some of the same reasons. My wife and I lost our 13 year old Australian Healer Jack just about a year ago and I still want to bawl when I think of him.. I don't think non pet owners can understand. My sympathies Alan.
  4. I'm watching you, Steve. I'm sure this one will be as great as the 442!
  5. Looks really nice!! Actually though what you are building is a '65 Coronet. The 330 name wasn't used in 1965. In 1964 you could get a 330. In '65 you could get the basic Coronet (2 or 4 door sedan), Coronet 440 (2 door hardtop or 4 door sedan and maybe a vert- not sure), and Coronet 500 (2 door hardtop or convertible). Love that color!!
  6. I have never seen anything like this before and am in total awe! Absolutely amazing!! Every pic you have shown looks like a real 1/1 car. Being a Olds guy I see things on the engine that I seem to remember removing and replacing on a 1/1 Olds. It's that realistic. Steve, you are a true artist...
  7. Absolutely amazing job, Steve. Just unbelievable the detail!! Love the paint too...
  8. Excellent work on this model!! I am not a expert model builder as you and most of the guys on this site are, but I enjoy looking at what you artists can do. I never comment on the builds though I thought I had better before you complete your excellent 68 442 W 30. There were no REAR red fender wells on any Oldsmobiles. There were some on some Pontiac GTO,s I've heard though I never seen them. Olds W30's did have red front inner fenders. The article others have referenced in Hemmings is in error. If you read that article all the way thru past the ads to the replies you will see a reply from Joe Padavano who is our resident expert on ClassicOldsmobile.com. who states that the article is in error and Olds never used the red plastic liners at all. I am sure about this. I hope you research it further. You can go on ClassicOldsmobile and see yourself. Again I love the work on your model. I would hate to see you complete it with the rear fender wells red.
  9. John, great job. Wow what really caught my eye is the wrecked #25 in your pic. That looks amazing!! How did you do that??
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