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I agree with @redscampi I like the long bed with the length of the cab.

Challenging project for your first go - I like the subject.

Nice work Daniel. Don't forget to wear hearing protection when you are banging on those panels.

David Byrne - Look Into The Eyeball (album)

I noticed the Black Widow in the background of some of the photos you posted, thanks for giving it a spotlight along with the tow vehicle.

I made a few attempts at fabricating this hoop on another Cobra build and gave up!

Turned out great Pierre! How did you make the protective bar at the front?

Nice work.

Thank you. It is the 1/25 scale Sunny/Minicraft "427" Cobra kit with several modifications.

I built CSX2260 (#14 Cobra at Sebring) but as it appeared later at the Targa Florio.

This discovery regarding the meaning behind Your is No Disgrace has come as quite a shock to me. According to Edward Macan, "Yours Is No Disgrace" "is generally recognized as Yes' first antiwar song" (though "Harold Land" from their debut album deals with the subject of war). Anderson has stated that the theme of the song was recognition that the kids fighting the war had no choice but to fight and that the war wasn't their fault. Author Bill Martin describes "Yours Is No Disgrace" as "a remarkable and subtle song about the Vietnam War." The lyrics make their point by contrasting the suffering of the soldiers in Vietnam with people partying in Las Vegas. The author Dave Thompson praises the line "On a sailing ship to nowhere" as "[conjuring] a mental image that the music cannot help but echo." The original words "armies gather near" (confirmed in every recorded live version) have been misprinted as "armies scatter the earth" numerous times, suggesting this may have been a mis-transcription in the first published version, as the album cover itself did not include lyrics. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yours_Is_No_Disgrace

Nice work Bruce.

Gave Yes - The Ladder a listen last night, for the first time - streamed it on Spotify. Liked this song.

Nice work Bruce.

Very nice.

Thanks for sharing these.

Very nice.

Sting - The Dream of The Blue Turtles

Sting - St. Agnes and The Burning Train

Genesis - Los Endos. They often played this as a finale in concert. Note Bill Bruford and Phil Collins on drums. Album version:

Received the 2018 remix of Animals on CD - sounds great and I like the new artwork.

Very nice. This is why you need a snorkel on the air intake.