ChrisBcritter

(finishing the above fragment) ...customized include Shoebox Fords, James Dean '49 Mercurys, and '53-'54 Chevy hardtops.

Wonder if it was Wally and Eddie, or Curt and the Pharoahs?

One I didn't make (otherwise it wouldn't be misspelled, duh!) but too good to let pass:

'58? I wish...

And just in case Revell is extra cautious, here you go:

How architectural models are unmade:

Is she EVER!

Workplace receptionist said "Fine, get busy - here's a shovel!"

before DNA test

This '59 Ranchero is on its way; front bumper's bad (which kept the bids relatively low) but I have a good one from the Ranchero I'm kitbashing with the Revell Skyliner. Going to replace the bumper, clean it and that's it. * * * OK, clean up the flash and that's it .

1. Adventures with NoTox Glue 2. Experiences with photo etch saws bending into a Z shape 3. Clear parts in vintage kits that turn out to have tire melt 4. Areas of your body besides fingers that you've managed to stab with an X-Acto knife 5. Palmer kits

better with a

White Satin is the brand preferred by clowns and other circus performers.

the best intentions

Wish I knew. I was hoping Greg Jein had them, but at least he saved the photos. Too bad I sold that Jo-Han '66 Chrysler 300 convertible I built back in the '70s - I hope somebody who has one will build a diorama of the garage, complete with rotating floor!

Life magazine featured a picture of my dad in the August 11, 1947 issue; he's in here somewhere:

July 14, 2001. My family and I were in the audience on July 4, 1966 (and the wait for tickets was only a year!). Got to shake hands with Oliver O. Oliver (Ray Rayner) on the way out during the Grand March!

It's a start, Dan - thanks! Looks like it needs to be about 3/8" - 1/2" shorter behind the doors. Anyone else have a bare body shell?

Coincidentally, the estate of movie model maker Greg Jein is being auctioned off. There are a LOT of detailed photos of the full-size car that would be a big help for detailing the kit, including interior and trunk shots; but here are some images of the miniature built for the rotating garage floor scenes. Also included are shots of the '66 Chrysler 300 miniature: Rest of it here: https://bid.studioauctions.com/Category/The_Greg_Jein_Collection-11.html

Adam-12 I Love Lucy Fractured Flickers Bozo's Circus (Chicago version) The Carol Burnett Show

American Graffiti/More American Graffiti Duel Tora! Tora! Tora! Ginger e Fred (English title Ginger and Fred) Used Cars

"With... with... with... with..." were the last words of the free-lance assassin in Woody Allen's What's Up, Tiger Lily?.

o' nine tails

Ghia L 6.1 is a project I'd like to see Mr. Obsessive tackle.

green eggs and