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Bruce, could you give some insight to your enthusiasm?

Looking good Brad. Man, I hear that about the dust. When this fine car gets under glass though, no more dust. Michael

Guys, with the fear of possible infringement on Sean's Trademark, you might want to try Black Primer from Vallejo, pretty good looking tire paint. Why so secretive?

Looking good, nice effort with the seats. Was the candy good?

Good progress. I'm looking forward to the rear end setup.

This is one wicked truck.

I really like this.

Looking very good Dan! That is a tough looking truck. "Dodge Builds Tough Trucks". Anyone remember?

I really like your attention to the details. This is quite an incentive.

This is another killer, I really like the way you finish your models. Very cleanly built.

What a great model truck. I love the satin finish on such a work truck, it just looks right. The color combination too.

This truck is just cool. I really like the way you make it look so simple and clean, as said above. Lots of talent to make it look like this.

Hello Michael, Welcome to the forum, or let me say this forum. Good to see you here and your fine trucks.

Wow! Your paint jobs are excellent. Super clean build and I really like, once again, your choice of themes. I always thought she had real clean classy cars, probably a great team effort. Class act, both yours and hers.

Great mods Gino! This truck is looking really good already, good stuff.

Dan Smith, I can understand very well. That's a special thing. Has anyone mentioned boat fuel mileage? Even though boats don't register mpg., but man boat motors drink lots of fuel!! Big time. I'll bet water sports folks are grinning again nowadays since prices have dropped. The saying "a boat is just a hole in the water that you throw money into" rings a bell.

Hi Charles, I'm looking here for the 1st time and am really enthused with your scratch skills. Also the brass work is a hit, good stuff. I'll keep checking here, greetings. Michael

Hi David, You're showing details that are just beyond what most mortals can achieve with two hands. Could you give us some insight into your production procedures? I have somewhat of an idea about scanning the parts and having a diagram, are the parts then machined, milled and drilled by a complimentary program? CAM/CIM? Wonderful innovative procedures here that just look fantastic.

Thanks Clayton. Man I can hardly tell the difference of the snap kits. I'll have to check these out.

Oh yeah, really an amazing show of talent, great builds guys. What's the deal on snap kits? Are they basically simplified kits? Do they have motors and suspension detailing? I'm really impressed.

Bob, I don't get what's going on, but the pics sure look good. The trailers are killer too.

Good stuff brad. Looking very good, excellent work with lots of innovation that really pays off.

I agree.

I'm terribly sorry that I forgot your childhood.

Hi Mike, Making Movies is a good one. I agree about Sultans of Swing. But what a killer when it came out.