Jim B

That's pretty slick.

That's a great restoration.

It's interesting that the torsion bars are molded right onto the frame. What kit is that?

Great save on the cab. Great looking build.

That looks great. Very well done.

As far as I know, there is no resin conversion of a Ottawa yard tractor. If you really want one, you'll need to scratch build it:

That's a well used COE. Time for an overhaul. Well done!

Very nice job on the Hudson. Well done.

Thanks, Tom. Just give me the word, & I'll stop by. Actually, I should probably get a couple if you have them in case it decides to go airborne again. I can always return it. How the heck does a vacuum advance canister work on an electro/mechanical device?

Actually, the beige one in the upper left with the "radar dish" looks really similar. What is that dish thing, anyway?

Thanks. No rush.

It looks like this:

Quite nice.

I am building the Revell 1969 Dodge Charger, and I have built both engines in the kit (stock & Hemi), because why not. However, I have a problem: one of the distributors launch out of the clamp I was using to hold it for painting, bounced off my forehead, and sailed across the room. Would anyone have a spare distributor from the Revell 1968 or 1969 Dodge Charger? If not, at least the story is worth a few laughs!

Looks great.