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I'm liking these more every day. Nice job!

East Coasters should have them soon.

Nope! Me too..Lucky to have got at least one I guess.

Welcome Josh!

Wow that's clean!

Great truck there! I can almost picture this truck sitting in front of me in traffic... I'm sure burning real rich too, but I probably wouldn't mind.

Warbird Hobbies located in Alhambra. Check out their facebook page to see what times they will be open. JD hobbies in San Pedro is cool too! Whitsle Stop in Pasadena is a Train shop, but i still go in for supplies like plastruct and brass stock. Tony's hobbies has lots of kits too. Burbank House Of Hobbies is my favorite shop, you won't find better customer service anywhere. First class hobby guys!

Robert, I'm sorry, I was responding to Charles "Chariots of Fire". He's the guy to talk to.

Great job! Congrats! What a cool story too!

I'm definitely interested in a couple of these!

My LHS called and said I could pick mine up today...unfortunately I'm stuck at work. I'll pick it up tomorrow for sure!

It was 117 degrees in the car last time i was visiting my Aunt and Uncle in Tucson. Wow it was hot! Not sure how i made it to old Tucson or the desert museum, but it was fun anyway. Watch out for jumping cactus.

Last time I was at Dome Hepot, I had to buy some Crustoleum for a non model related project. I had to get someone to open the paint Vault for me and I saw 3 kids wearing hoodies coming my way, so i quickly grabbed my paint cans and locked the cabinet right in front of them. They were so upset! I just smiled and said "have a good one". While i was waiting in line, They made it a point to "Eye Screw" me as they were leaving. I waved at them with cans in my hand. I also noticed they left without purchasing anything at all. I guess they planned on theft, and I put a crimp in their plans! So many nice people in the world.....

Paint looks sweet,Great job Michel!

Cool stuff there Gary, Welcome!

Welcome Nathaniel! Hope you enjoy...

Outstanding work!

Looking good!

Awesome job! Love the rim and tire combo.

Nice work!

As a kid, I loved "TG&Y", lots of kits of all scales and prices too. Mom would go buy yarn, and I would camp in the model car isle. We had a cool toy store called Toy Villa about 5 minutes from home that had Models stacked up to the ceiling...very cool for a kid. Built up models in the window along with model kit boxes would draw you inside. Later on Toy Villa became more of an RC store and Tamiya stuff ruled the shelves. I had to look to Fedco and Gemco for kits as there seemed to be less shelf space at local toy stores. Then found kits at Thrifty drug stores for quite a while. I wondered if the manager of that Thrifty built models, because they had twice as many as any other Thrifty I had ever been to. So I guess my local shops would not have been able to keep me up to date on future releases.

That utility box looks great Chuck! Love all the details. Cool little tailgate and license plate light.

Wow! What an awesome job!Great work there.

Cool combo Kilrathy! Say that fast 5 times.

Not sure how i missed this, but I've just kicked myself... Wow! Such great work Rikart!