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What Creativity! Wonderful use of your Imagination! Good Show.

Glad to have you aboard, Evan! We will be happy to help you when you questions. Alan

Excellent Mustang! If you listen closely, you can hear that Packard Merlin fire up. Good Show.

Great Weathering, Excellent Detailing! Looks like it just finished a lap! Good Show.

Excellent Mini Cooper! I like the Blue, I like the Racing Numbers & I like the purposeful Stance. Good Show.

Nice Work on the Tractor. Good Show.

Very Nice Saves on those two old Monogram Fords. That Coupe is a very rare item. A word of warning. I had a Monogram Duesenberg molded in Tan, like the one you have. I got it at a yard sale, half built. I found that when I went to work on it, the plastic was so brittle, that it shattered when I placed any pressure on it. Not sure if yours will be that way, but I thought you should know. The Chrome Parts were the worst, but all of it was so fragile that I ended up not being able to save it.

Look Here, Rob. This is the thread you mentioned.

It does look better next to the Catapult.

Wow! What a creative use of the Inline 6! I really the the Blower too. That blue looks good on the '34. Good Show.

Great Looking Ride! Good Show.

Those Colours give it a First Generation Bronco Vibe. Good Show.

Good Cheap Fast Pick any Two!

I'm working on a couple of Round2 1990's Ford F150 Kits. I'm searching for some aftermarket Resin tires, to use on these kits. Some in a stock tire size rather than the larger upgrade tires that the Resin Casters usually offer. Hard to believe, but the Nineties are 30 years ago. Fireball offers some nice tires, but they are 1970's tires, not quite what I want. VCG resins has some very sharp tires also but again, they are the wrong era much as I like them. Any suggestions?

Looking Real Good!

This is more true of Model Building, But It applies in the One-to-One Hot Rod world as well. Not Every Time, but that is the way to bet.

Some might be Military Surplus. I remember seeing a few Dodge Van on Kadena A.B. when I was there in 1988. But, other than that, I have no Clue.

Thanks for reminding me of this show!

I like your thoughts on the restoration of this kit. Sticking to the 'spirit' of the original build, gives you guidance on what to do, and not do. I wait eagerly to see further progress.

Excellent Build! I'm a sucker for Candy Green Paint! Good Show.

Pat, it's too long to fit in my garage too. And I have a standard US Two-Car Garage.

Glad you have found time to start building again. You will like it. I'm 62 myself, and been building since I was 11, so you've beaten me by One Year!

Two Mediums pass on the street. First one says to the other, "You're Fine. How am I?"

This is Awesome, Marty! A really fine example of Top Quality Craftsmanship. The trailer and mini-streamliner are the perfect additions. Good Show.

Isn't it about time for Roubd2 to re-issue the Scout SSII again? It;s been a few years, and it seems to have sold well.