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This just came in as I was finishing my pre-move packing earlier this morning Extra bodies for my son's T-Jet slot cars.

One would never suspect that the niece (Bonnie Zacherle) of the greatest horror host of all time is responsible for creating "My Little Pony". That is scary.

Two-part epoxy putty, such as Magic-Sculpt or Apoxie, are the best for body work (mods like widening wheel wells and fenders), filling seams, etc. They're water soluble, can be smoothed and feathered easily, don't affect styrene and don't shrink when dry. They are excellent when working with resin parts.

The foreword by John Zacherle alone makes the book worth the price. He was the best horror host on television. Every other imitator paled in comparison.

I was just about to post that. One of two Krate bikes I had as a kid. Pretty friggin' cool model.

And, they only service EU customers.

Haven't a clue. You might want to email him and ask.

Yup, the truck wheels are nice. Tony and his wife make top-notch aftermarket stuff for LE vehicles.

Check out Custom Squads. They have several sets for Crown Vics.

Pretty cool! Roden puts out some interesting subjects. DX '08, yet. That must've significantly lightened the wallet, Wayne.

RoG is reissuing the entire Apollo lineup to commemorate the 50th anniversary. 50th Anniversary Moon Landing They're supposed to be available around March 25th. That's in the EU. Stateside is another story. The 1/24 Gemini capsule should be reissued too.

Made an offer on ebay for this Monogram Apollo CSM and the seller accepted. I've been wanting to build an accurate scale model of this for the longest time after checking out the info HERE. I also plan on building a 1/32 Lunar Module . Vincent Meens, the guy who runs that page, has created a fantastic selection of 3D-printed parts for both the CSM and LM (complete w/interior) which are available at Shapeways.

Considering Joe G's experience with Okey, he might be the new sales representative for Azimut Productions in Paris. They are well known in the military modeling communnity for the same M.O.

Today, we're having fried biala (white) kielbasa, potato and cheese pierogi slathered in sour cream and sprinkled with dill, homemade bigos mysiliwski (known as hunter's stew. Made with white cabbage, sauerkraut, a bit of tomato paste, dried forest mushrooms, bay leaves, black peppercorns, allspice, diced kabanosy (dry sausage) and venison I had frozen), Polish rye bread with smalec (pork lard and bacon) topped with sliced fresh cucumber, homemade zupa ogorkowa (pickle soup) and for dessert. Makowiec (poppy seed roll). No pics. Got my camera and stuff packed and ready to move to the new digs.

There are a couple; plus, the links in those threads take you to others:

Check PaintScratch.com. They have Verdoro Green Iridescent Color Code Q (1968), Verdoro Green Metallic Color Code 73 (1969) and Verdoro Green Iridescent Color Code 47 (1970) in 12 oz.spray cans for $26.95

Hmmmm.....I checked out archive.org and couldn't find it in the archived SMH pages. I also did a search at Rocketfin's Resin Car and Truck Models and Bodies database and, surprisingly, nothing comes up for it. Rocketfin lists a lot of obscure and oddball resin from both still extant and defunct casters. I wonder why this particular body is MIA from all net searches.

If I didn't hear it before, it's news to me. I never saw Revell-Venice boxed Cadet kits. Thanks for the correction.

Which would be apropos; because, that's what you'll do when trying to find the '86 Mustang there.

I'm curious, too. There isn't a 1986 Mustang listed on the site. BTW, it's Southern Motorsport Hobbies (SMH).

Wow, Randy, those Borranis are gorgeous! When are they going to be available?

Sodium bicarbonate, to be specific.

That may be the case. However, that doesn't explain why he hasn't responded to any emails I sent going back to 206.

There's AMT 38280 1932 Ford 5 Window Coupe

This guy hasn't responded to email queries for almost three years. Add Dirt Modeler to the growing list of radioactive online stores.