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Great Dio, Tony! I like the Figures.

PM sent. I did save the address.

Thanks for the Terrific Photos! Some real neat markings on those cars. I really like the 250,000th Ford, and the Pie Bob's Roadster pickup.

I remember one line from Mary Hartman. Instead of saying "Good Morning", she said "Fair Morning". It seemed funnier then than it does now. I liked Quark! Only Thing I remember was Ficus, the Vegeton Sentient Plant. Like Spock, only a vegetable.

My roof 12 years ago (1,895 sq.ft.) ran $9500.00 for composition shingles. My daughter's house across the street (1,550 sq. ft.) was $12,000.00 3 years ago, same shingles. The Joys of living in California, and having a roof put on during COVID. Glad your estimate is reasonable.

Cool! I wish I was there. Neat stuff!

A One Gallon, Ziplok Bag of Chrome Trees and other parts. I'm sorting my stash, and I've been looking at the same old parts. So, I'll pack a bag full of extra stuff. (Chrome, maybe some wheels and tires) and send it to you. The deal is, I want a bag of stuff from you. I have no pics as I'm not sure what will end up in the bag. I'm still sorting parts. If you want to wait and see what's in my bag before you pack one, that's fine. Cheers, Alan Alexis

Dang! I need to Check my CVS. I really like that truck.

Thanks for posting this photo. The very best Explanation I've seen of the "High Side" vs "Low Side" bodies. Great to know.

Jaw Dropping Detail Work. Just awesome the way you manage the small steps.

My late Father was a skilled Machinist. He made parts for the antique Tractors he restored. This guy is neat.

Welcome Aboard, David. Glad you found us. This is a Great Place.

I've read that there are 4 Beech Starships remaining airworthy in the U.S. https://vintageaviationnews.com/vintage-aviation/the-last-beechcraft-starships.html

Oh, Yeah. I have half a dozen "Grail Kits" that I have acquired over the years. I'm still afraid to do more than look at them. I don't want to mess them up. So, No, you are not alone!

So, glad you found a way to rejoin! Welcome, Back!

My Dad had a Fischer Body Guild Rulebook from the 1950's.I guess he was interested in building cars, before I was Born. (in 1963) It was really Neat. Wish I still had it. Anyway, that is where I first saw the term.

Glad to have you aboard, Ross. This is a Great Board!

I need to order some of those Tweezers. They look really useful.

I think the term "Styling Model" dates back to the Fischer Body Guild Contests from the 1950s-1960s.

I wish we had an Ollie's here in California. All we have is Hobby Lobby, and they have added only 2 new kits to shelves since Thanksgiving. I really want one of those Cal Drag Combo kits. The Local R/C Hobby Shop has a Half Dozen model kits, and they do have the Cal Drag kit. For $78.99......$85.11 with sales tax. I'm not ready to spend that yet....... I wish there were some discount stores in California.

Neat! I'm glad you shared that with us.

My Go to used to be Pactra Hot Rod Primer, but I use Nato Black and Ordinary Black Primer, now. Using different colours on the sidewalls and treads helps to look more realistic on Street Driven Cars & Trucks.

I love those "Tire Repair Kits"! I could have used one, when I owned a Model T Speedster. Your collection is very sharp.

It's breathtakingly Ugly. It is sure crisp, and modern, but it has no soul or life to it. Even the Split Window Homage is 20 years too late. Great CAD Design, but otherwise Lifeless.

Wonderful Build! As others have said, the Tire Chains are an excellent touch. Good Show.