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Looks great. Mark

Nice, and clean. I like it. Mark

Thanks. Mark

Great looking builds. Mark

I like it. Mark

Looks great. Mark

Looks great. Mark

Wow, really great. Mark

Beautiful. Weathering is perfect.

Lookin' good. Love the color. Mark

Thanks. I keep thinking I'd like to own a model T (we have 2 classic cars now), but then I watch Youtube on how to start, and drive one, and then think I'd just like to take a ride in one. Mark

Very nice. Mark

That's a real beauty. Mark

They all look great. The taxi is my favorite. Mark

Very nice. Don't remember that one at all. Mark

Alrighty then, Here's a couple more of mine. The Datsun started as a pickup, built that one about 3 years ago, and the 1925 model T I just finished. Didn't realize I used the same base color for both. Mark

Looks great. Love the colors. Mark

Thanks. Take a look at rc groups.com; scroll down through the forums to boats. "DOCK TALK" is the general information forum. Also search the net for a company named ZIPPKITS; they make a simple model boat kit called the "TUGSTER", and can also supply the running gear. Mark

JT, Thank you very much. I've been building rc scale ships for over 40 years now. I love building all types of plastic models, and have been flying rc scale planes for 20 years now. RC ships can be somewhat cheaper than other types of rc models (they don't fall out of the sky), and I like the fact that you can copy, or design any type of boat/ship. Here are a few of my boats; all are 1/12th scale (1'=1"), range from 30" to 50". I have built larger, but age is catching up. I try to stay around 30"-36". All of my boat models are electric powered, and I try to use a sealed lead acid (sla) battery. I enjoy scratch building, kit bashing, and kit building model boats. Mark

I like it. Mark

I like it. Mark

Cool. Mark

Looks good to me. Mark

Thanks. Thats a very cool die-cast. Another great idea for a model. Mark

They had four sons, 3 of them drove the heck out of it till they got their own car. Mark