Jim N

Looks superb! The work in the engine compartment is outstanding.

Very impressive! Great work.

Great work! You really captured the look of that land yacht.

Great work Michelle!

The Taurus from the late 1990's was the first 4 - door car raced in NASCAR Cup since at least the 80's.

They will sue EVERYBODY who had anything to do with the production of the car. As far as the insurance companies, every liability policy here in the States has a clause that the insurer will not pay if there is other applicable insurance coverage. Since insurance is regulated at the state level, it will be up to the state statutes or case law to determine who pays. The worst possible situation to be in is a claim where two or more insurance policies may apply to a claim. A lawsuit involving a self driving car will take a decade or more to sort itself out.

In the picture below, the black from the A pillar to the C pillar was done in Sharpie and cleared with Future. There were no runs or streaking.

Your figures are really outstanding Marcin!

Great work Steve!

Great job! I like it a lot.

Really stunning Tim. Looks outstanding!

Great looking model. I like the color a lot.

A couple of great looking Vettes!

Great work! Looks really nice.

Great work! Looks fantastic.

Looks great! Really, Really nice.

Interesting, they must be trying to limit the high speed collisions that contribute to some of the concussions.

Wow Tim. That is superior workmanship! Really outstanding.

Rick, If they force you to the EFT route, I suggest that you go to your bank and set up an account just for these transactions. Keep the minimum amount in the account and then transfer when the companies are going to request their payments. My employer forced everybody to direct deposit and I set up an account at my credit union where the money is sent. This is the only thing this account is for. If my employer gets hacked, and the hackers get the bank account information, there will be very little money for them to take. There is another possibility and that is the company you are dealing with is losing your check on purpose. I have heard of companies doing this to ratchet up the frustration of the customer and he or she finally relents and goes the EFT route. The only way to know for sure is to send a payment by certified mail with a return receipt. Very expensive, but you may find out where the problem lies.

Stunning - absolutely stunning!

Great work! Really stellar paint work.

Bill Walsh, the great 49ers coach said that the key to winning is to have a late game pass rush. I always thought that was an interesting comment from a coach who was a offensive genius, but he is right. The San Francisco pass rush had Mahommes looking quite mortal most of the game. Then in the last 7 minutes of the game, when they needed the pass rush the most, it disappeared. Don't know if KC finally figured out how to slow them down or they ran out of gas, but Mahommes finally looked comfortable in the pocket and KC dropped the hammer. Conversely, the KC pass rush came alive during this period too, and Garrappolo was under very intense pressure. San Francisco could not sustain any drives to score or at least take chunks of time off of the clock. That was the game right there.

As far as what I have read, Mike's Decals (MikesDecals.com) has contracted to buy and then sell the first 2,500 kits. They will be generic. He is also going to have a number of decal sheets of the various 2+2's printed. Mike has stated that if someone buys a kit and a sheet of decals together, he will bundle the price. Mike has not released any pricing information. The 2+2's are supposed to be ready in April according to Salvino.

Great work. Paint and decals look outstanding.

When I was a preteen in the 70's, I could name just about every car on the road by sight. The imports at that time were trickier because there were fewer of them on the road, but over time, I could name the bulk of them too. When my attention shifted to trucks, I could do the same. This is because I was a kid with time on my hands and these subjects interested me, so I spent the time learning. Fast forward 30 + years and I could do the same today if I put the time and effort into it. The thing is that my time is consumed by other things, and I see little reward in spending the time learning the cars and trucks all over again. The bottom line is I grew up. I have a feeling I am not alone in this regard.