TonyK

That's an odd looking car but I like how well the model turned out. Just a touch of weathering is nice.

Been using X-Acto type blades my whole life without a problem so don't see the need for this. Looks like you'd have to master a different approach in using this but maybe it will work better for some.

This kit does look like fun but I never thought to take on such an elaborate scene. You've done a great job!

I yell a lot at the tv about this very thing (and then the wife yells at me). So many channels are constantly showing what's gonna be on some other time. Just let me watch what I'm watching!

Always liked The Supremes when I was young. They harmonized so well and liked their stage act with their elegant moves. She was too young at 76.

Very nice model and the weathering always makes it better. Attempting to finish mine. Shame the boneheads at Revell printed the Hoosier marking on the wrong side.

A great story and a great model. So tough to make a believable damaged and weathered model but you did it.

Never thought I'd go for small dogs but the fun I have with these Westies is the best. Got Polly (on the left) when she was 1 1/2 years old when a girl (friend of a friend) had a life change and could no longer keep her. Got Marty about 4 years later because of a similar situation with another girl. He's Polly's brother from the same litter. They're 13 now and still act like puppies.

I like it! The fun thing about dioramas is making it an ongoing project.

Sounds like you've put a lot of thought into this and some nice thoughts too about finding a good home for these models. I'm thinking if you could take some quick pictures of your collection it will attract a lot of attention from us and may help you. Just a thought.

I have to tell you that the decals included in the kit were corrected. Had no idea when I got it but was pleasantly surprised.

The Revell kit with some added things to complete the proper look of a beach patrol Jeep. A 2 way radio with antenna, emergency lights, some first aid cases, towel, drink cooler, scratch made float devices, patient carrier and a surfboard from another kit. Fun model to build.

Great looking model! Always liked this car but will never attempt building it so will just enjoy looking at yours. Thanks for sharing.

Nice to see another one of these done. Very nice job. These kits are great. Built a few of them as they were so enjoyable.

He made it to 95 so good for him. You couldn't help but like this guy in all his acting roles.

I think this is the first one of these I've seen built and it's great! Yep, those exhaust pipes really complete the model. Nice job!

Heller kits can be that way but you did good. Real nice looking paint job and the finished model looks great.

Got an email from Fine Scale Modeler saying they want me back. They miss sending me the magazine. Well, since Scale Auto went by the wayside they transferred the rest of my subscription over to Fine Scale and I've been getting it and last time I checked, I'm good until sometime in 2022. Boneheads!

I get Motorsport magazine from England every month but December and January never showed up. Contacted Motorsport and told them it's probably the USPS fault but they immediately sent the two magazines and I got them in about a week. Wonder what happened to the others?

O Brother where art thou. "Got to have my Dapper Dan!"

I had to look at this to see what it is and glad I did. What a great looking model. Brings a smile to my face seeing the talent you have to make it so real. So cool!

There's a lot going on with this car with the livery. Great decal work! And an overall great looking model.

That's quite the paint scheme you had to deal with but it looks great. Thanks for sharing.

Everything about this looks so good. Very very nice!

She was good in so many things. Young Frankenstein will always be a highlight. Remember she used to be on the Mary Tyler Moore show back when too. Glad she lived a good long life.