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It's probably on the shelf under the counter...

It's a '97 DeVille. Better Call Saul!

I found like four of these at an antique (antique and cr-p) store nearby. They were in the boxes, didn't smell like cigarettes, or fire, weren't yellowed or broken at all.... They were $30 a piece. That a good price? I wouldn't touch any of them, I'd probably resell them, that is, if they're worth it. Any help appreciated

I don't see 1980s computers or a giant pan of tiramisu on there... If this was a kit I would SO buy it.

The Crash-Reboot thing.

That's like exactly what I was thinkin

Bing ba dip dip dong?

Weird. Learn something everyday.

Just popped in to say I found your hot rod garage diorama and I nearly had a heart attack...

River Rock? Are you sure?

Flattened the road. Pine needles.... ...and goldenrod serve as bushes. Junk and cars to come.

**FOR THOSE NEW TO THE TOPIC: MOVE DOWN FURTHER TO THE NEW POSTS FOR DECENT PICTURES!** I've been thinking about making a diorama for a while, and today it got its start. I think it's a 2'/10"/.5" piece. Not sure where it's heading, but I'll let IT tell me The grass is Life-Like grass sheet. The road, I first painted with Apple Barrel Territorial Beige, then put down some sieved dirt. Then I put thinned Elmer's Glue-All over it and some more dirt. Road still wet.... This will definitely get: Rusty cars (of course) Junk A fence Chevy truck on the road Faded grass A car being worked on More junk More comin'

I used to have a rather nice scope on my pellet rifle.... Then I cut off the stock, took off the scope, and chopped the barrel

Thanks guys! Great sites.

Another site like seltd.net.

SNOWSNOWSNOW I'm doing it because I'm going to make a diorama with a (Oh, how simply ghastly) rusty car, maybe a Barracuda or Torino.

I suppose I can't grasp getting paid for modeling since my time is basically worthless as I have so much of it

The title says it all.

I was thinking that myself... Crossover pipe? On a custom? I don't know how that makes sense....

I'd expect opening hood, trunk, doors, wired engine and all the works underhood, opening glovebox with tiny light, French fries in the cracks of the seats, opening gas cap with real tubing that you can pour liquid into and a railroad smoke generator for the exhaust pipe, lighted dash and dome light, headlights, marker lights, tail lights, actual steering...

Does it stick like the railroad grass does? Diluted white glue over it, sprinkle more on top?

Oh, remember The mockingbird, my baby?

Brought in some plastic sheet and rod to Art Club with a few older builds

Another R.A.Z. song... "You just want to be on the side that's winning"

What else would I do without this site? I'm on here every hour or more!