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Great work.Thanks for sharing.

I hope your vision problem can be solved and you can continue to build as long as you want.I agree about the ageing not always being an easy journey.I ''ll be 75 this year so I'm right there with you brother builder.Some times I have to think that when I drop something from my workbench wether it's easier to make a new part rather that getting down on the floor and trying to find the first one!

I notice you said THE FROTH of July......so was there something FROTHY that impeeded your progress?:)

Congrats on a super build.Very well researched and authentic looking.I admire your dedicadion and attention to the effort you put into the boom assembly itself.Great model and thanks for sharing.

This screams out for a custom ride for that bed.If you're looking to stay on that "something different" theme I suggest a motorized drifting trike with paint that matches your amazing truck.Thanks for sharing

For whatever it's worth my personal favorite is the bike hauler.It would be fun working out a cool system for lifting the bike on and off the back of it and incorporating that into the design.

It's reassuring to someone encourage kids to build models.They are after all the future of it hobby.congrats to her for building a cool model and to you for encoureging her.Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing this unique build with us.Most Gasser builds simply do not intrest me at all,the title of six fly caught my eye and I'm glad it did.If this was full size I would walk past all the others on display and spend my time looking this one over in detail.

Actually considering is based on a model A Ford body it is an "A" bucket not a "T" bucket.

Congratulations on sticking with this extremely complex project.These projects can indeed be overwhelming and frustrating to the point we can be tempted to box them up and relegate them to storage.I personally have invested a year or more building customs and know how challenging that can be.Thanks for sharing your experience and solutions.

Thanks for posting about those tweezers.I will have to pick up a couple pair of those.

Thank you for taking all the time you took setting up and photographing you step by step rust paint process.It's tings like that that make these forums so great.I'm sure you have inspired many viewers(including me)to try it.

This is another one of those "why didn't I think of that" ideas!Simple ,clean,cheap and best of all it works.

Sled-a-licious!!

Glad you're back Dave.I looked at some of your albums and there is a lot of variety and nice work shown there.

Welcome Chris.Be sure to post your projects here for all of us to share.

Good luck starting a club I your area.There is nothing like being able to share some quality time with like-minded individuals.

Welcome back Phil.There certainly is a ton of Inspirational stuff to see here.

I also took a long time(20 years) after the sudden death of our oldest child so I certainly can sympathize with your situation.I personally hope you find your return to the hobby a fulfilling experience.Welcome back to the hobby!

I certainly agree about the meditative aspect of building models.I took a 20 year hiatus and am certainly glad I came back to it.We all hope you enjoy being involved at an in this amazing hobby we all enjoy!

Gotta warn you.....if you start building those vintage camp and travel trailers they can be addictive.Love what you've done here!

Those are neat tank photos.Thanks for sharing them.You have probably inspired more than a few builders to drag out some forgotten projects and start hacking up some styrene.

looking very accurate.Nice to see the correct design on the shelf and bumper for the continental kit.I remember drooling over the real cars when I was in high school in the '50's.

Very slick my friend.But then I was expecting nothing less from your creative mind!

Beautifully built.I love those brass era cars.