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A quartet of WW II German armor kits with full interiors:

Why? Dual blade strip cutters already exist.

I stick with what works for me, Micro-Sol/Micro-Set.

Looks like a Jewish rye/sourdough/pumpernickel mix.

The same company advertises all-metal 1/16 scale RC tanks with all electronics for $44.99. If it looks too good to be true, it usually is.

This is what Revell USA had to say on Facebook in response to questions about availability in the U.S. and Canada:

Alsa Easy Chrome, boys.

Try Package Mapping.

https://www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page

The one who told Tom that it was his right to attend a model show and complained about NNL East being cancelled. Ron, LIARS had already announced that this year's show is cancelled. Read it HERE.

That guy shouldn't be allowed to purchase solvents.

Unlike other parts of the country where "the problem which nobody wants to mention" is still infecting people who refuse to follow basic preventative measures like wearing masks and practicing social distancing to prevent new surges from reappearing, New York is doing the right thing by banning large gatherings at this time. At least we've got it somewhat under control, no thanks to the morons who think they're invulnerable. Don't endanger other peoples' safety because you think this is some hoax. The number of deaths around the country say otherwise. Unfortunately, the customers in the cheap seats don't understand that, Tom.

According to SA editor Tim Kidwell, Revell paints and hobby accessories were supposed to be first available in Canada in June, followed by the U.S. in August.

So what? Playboy was mentioned. I don't recall you saying anything about that. Nor did you point that out about Twilight Zone Magazine or Omni.

Nobody wants to admit that they actually read Mad Magazine, which probably had a greater influence than they would care to acknowledge.

That's nuthin'. Some clown dropped $595K at Sotheby's for a six buck plastic crown belonging to Notorious B.I.G. Notorious B.I.G.’s plastic jeweled crown from iconic photo sells for $595K at NYC auction

I found this version of "Willie the Weeper/Willie the Chimney Sweeper" by Ernest Rodgers, recorded in 1927. Listening to his vocals and guitar playing, it's hard to believe this recording is almost 100 years old. "Willie the Weeper" is an old vaudeville song written in 1904. It tells the story of Willie, a dope addict, and his drug-fueled dream. Considering that the song was written 116 years ago, this is a pretty graphic song about drug addiction.

My point wasn't that the audiences share similar viewing tastes. It's that both types of shows just fill timeslots regardless of the quality of the content.

"History" is just the network name and doesn't accurately describe the content any longer. History Channel wasn't originally conceived to broadcast low info junk like those programs. These types of programs are right at home sandwiched in between Jerry Springer and Maury Povich on the TV listings to go along with the 4506 court and trash talk shows polluting the airwaves and cable channels. Unfortunately, this is the state of our society and culture today.

I never saw these before. How about providing more specific information like manufacturer and where they are available?

You get what you pay for. Molotow is an ink and isn't anywhere near as durable as these Alsa Easy Chrome clones are.

Glom through the listings from a Google search and pick the sites you find interesting. https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=model+aircraft+forums As Rich mentioned, Hyperscale is an excellent site, along with Aeroscale ARC and Britmodeller. Personally, I would suggest that you not bother with Fine Scale Modeler fora. The site layout sucks big time.

A perfect balance of too much disposable income and no common sense.

Break even? The ad revenues these shows generate keep them deep in green.