Roadrunner

I can't really tell, is that the old 1:96 scale kit? Either way, a very nice gesture.

Thanks, Bill. I don't do Camaros, but I'll try to drag along something, if I have anything worth bringing at the time. Being somewhat of a newbie to car modeling again, my work is still pretty rough.

Me too.

Always sad to see a pet move on.

Yep, sad stuff for sure.

Some good looking stuff, too bad I missed the show. I'll be there in May though, that's for certain.

Perhaps she turned into Elgrandma?

My brother claimed that it was all the folks that collect National Geographic magazines, that were directly responsible for tectonic plate shifting.

Never more than two dozen, seriously. Between cars, trucks, armor, ships and aircraft, I currently have probably 20 or more projects in various stages of completion.

Yep, cool footage. They certainly wreaked havoc on armor and ships.

With display space here being at an absolute premium (at least for the moment), I'll have to limit my purchases to just three kits or so, with the '55 Nomad definitely being one of them.

I don't know for sure when it will be available, but I just have to have one. I like the Jagdtiger more than any other WWII military vehicle, so I'll be tickled silly to start working on it.

Ha, now that's funny. I know you do aircraft as well, so I just assumed you meant the Super Sabre.

I hadn't realized the KT kit was so comprehensive. Looks great so far. (I'll be snatching one of the new 1:16 Jagdtigers as soon as I'm able, that's for sure.)

What Super Sabre kit are you working on? Any links? I was well under way with a 1:32 scale F-100D and ZEL launcher, but I made some errors on the ZEL trailer, so have to begin again. I was fortunate to get some quite excellent photos from Boeing, of the ZEL trailer, and that's when I discovered my errors.

Looks excellent, for sure.

Never mind, I was finally able to figure it out.

Absolutely, why wouldn't ya'? I have to ask, what is the scene with the bulldozer supposed to represent? It's not real clear to me what it is.

My experience must be singularly unique then, as I lost many, many photos, and I didn't delete them. I can always upload them again of course, but that's sort of a pain, so I don't bother.

One issue I've had with PB for a long while now (freebie account), is the routine, and seemingly arbitrary, dumping of a portion of my images when I've almost never exceeded 40% capacity.

Bummer. I really liked their music though.

I don't keep track (yet), as I don't have all that much car stuff, but for books (I have a ton of those), I use MS Excel or Open Office database.

Probably a lost cause, but here's my wish list: 57 Ford Fairlane 65 Dodge Polara 65 Dodge Dart station wagon 66 Pontiac Grand Prix 67 Ford LTD 68 Chevy Impala 70 Chrysler New Yorker 71 Chevy Impala 74 Ford Pinto 75 Buick Century 85 Pontiac Grand Prix 95 Mercury Cougar XR7 All stock of course. It seems doubtful that I'll ever see these as mainstream kits, but I'd be very happy if I did.

Real nice review photos, so thanks for those.

Me too.