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That sounds good, too. I go the easy route and get Goya Black Beans and Rice and toss in a packet of Sazon Goya to turn the rice yellow.

That there sounds good.

Velvet Elvises and calacas work for me.

Outstanding mural, man.So lifelike.

Take a ride to Latham and get the good stuff at Euro Deli and Market, 231 Wade Rd. Extension.

Pleas tell me the kielbasa didn't come out of a vac-packed plastic bag, man. For today's dinner, I'm making breaded pork cutlets, gravy made with Borowik Szlachetny (that's dried mushrooms for you non Polaks ), fried red potatoes mixed with minced, crisped bacon and onions and cucumbers with onions and dill in sour cream. For dessert, I made fresh baked apple crisps. The ball & chain burns water and isn't allowed to cook for me and Junior. BTW, happy belated Halloween. Here's a pic if Junior and the cat with the X-ray eyes next to an ornament my neighbors' twin girls made. They said that they wanted to make something that looks like the "kitty" who walks round in the hallway. Who woulda thunk that Fmeep has a fanbase?

I ran across an SMP '60 Valiant body on ebay a day or so ago.

Great pick up, Mike. That is a really well detailed kit.

There's a band called the Meat Puppets. They were regulars at CBGB's back in the '80s and '90s.

Because he was a DI. Drill sergeants/instructors don't stand for any kind of happy horsefeathers from trainees. They need to establish exactly who's in charge. They can't show fear, especially in situations like that; and, attempt to take control of the situation as quickly as possible. I've seen similar things at Ft. Benning. Our Drill sergeant, SFC John Golloday, snatched a locked and loaded M16A1 from a dude called Spanky at the qualification range and beat him unconscious with it after Spanky threatened to blow Golloday's head off.

She reminds me of some of the trashy chicks I used to see hanging around Busy Bee Mall in Massapequa. Might have been one of them. She's from Merrick.

Bill, you'd be better off getting the HRM resin kit. Like Bill G. said, it's worth the geld. The casting is so smooth, It looks like styrene. The 289 is a piece of art.

Rocketfin is a modeler's resource, like Tony Matteliano's old Scale Model Index website. Another online store, located in Astoria, N.Y., that buys and sells old/vintage kits is ModelCars.com.

I'd answer that question; although, I'd definitely get a permanent ban.

I'm with you, Bill. She appeared in a number of "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" episodes.

The fabric used for umbrellas and laundry bags would work. It's super thin. You just need to sew it on with some really small, neat stitches. Would you have any more photos of the frame, like part layout and the like?

I know. I have two. I like the Aurora original just because it's Aurora and I built it as a kid, along with many others.

That has MOPAR MUSCLE written all over it. FixItAgainTony is letting Dodge do its own thing.

I'm holding off until Bill Geary starts marketing his fancy-schmancy functional ragtops.

As Atlantis releases the kits over time, it might put to rest the "Aurora molds were destroyed in a trainwreck" stories. I have the feeling that there will be a number of "lost" kits that will available once again. It'll be interesting to see if Atlantis obtained the original VTTBOTS Flying Sub Land of the Giants Spindrift, The Frog and Proteus/Voyager molds too.

That control looks like an M57 Firing Device "clacker" used to detonate Claymores:

If you haven't been paying attention, Atlantis Toy & Model purchased a load of old Aurora, Revell, Monogram and Renwal molds after Hobbico went bust. These might be part of the horde.

Thanks for posting that price list. Lots of classic Aurora kits on the table. I just asked Pete about the Invaders UFO on FB. Ebay sellers asking two bills for the 2015 re-issue are gonna take a beating. Who woulda thunk that it took a bankruptcy to let this great stuff see light of day again?

WAS is the key word. Happy Halloween. Dawn Wells is still attractive at 80.

I had this version Used it in Anzio landing project six of my friends and I presented (as a way to kill the entire school day. Sr. Grace knew what we were perpetrating; but, let us do it anyway. She appreciated our ingenuity. ) in seventh grade. It was a pretty nice kit.