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And Fully Rigged, too! Good Show.

Every Day they stay up there, it gets Less and Less Funny. A good website to keep up with Space Related doings is: https://thesilicongraybeard.blogspot.com/ He is commenting about the Recent Political Unpleasantness right now, but will return to Space Stories Soon. He shares a lot of Ham Radio Knowledge too, if you are into that kind of thing.

Uncle Tony's Garage. I like his down-to-earth attitude, and his genuine dislike of Muscle Car scam artists. Low Buck Garage. (Really, Really Great Stuff.) He has a pair of WW2 Halftracks, and other odd things. Steve1989MREinfo. He eats MREs from all over the world. Blancoliro. Boeing Triple 7 Pilot (777) Aircrash Reports. 357Magdad. Tool Restoration. PreWarMotoring. (antique cars being driven) For Models I can only stand two channels. HPIGuy and MD scale models. Everybody else is just annoying. The guy at Monster Hobbies Model Car Garage, just grates on every nerve! The Hat, The Voice, the times he wastes on his silly Intro, the "What's in the Box" foolishness. Sadly, I force my self to watch him sometimes because he shows some really neat kits, that never appear anywhere else on YouTube. And, of Course, Steve Magnante! There are others, but that is most of them. You Do Not Want to ever see my list of Music Channels though.

Not, That I am aware of, but others may know more. Tim Boyd, or Dennis Doty are much better at Kits History than I am.

Outstanding Display! What a great Tribute to AMT. I hope Steve G, and the Kats at Round2 see this! It is an impressive showing of AMT Kits and their History. And, look at how many of these kits are still in production today.

I like where this is Going.

Boy, the Tires look so real. The car is great! Was it hard to assemble?

My wife made Chili Cheese Dogs, and Homemade Blueberry Cheesecake! It was awesome!

I did not see The Shining, until last year. What a Truly horrible movie. After hearing how great it was, and how much my wife liked it, I was primed to really enjoy it. I did not. The only things I liked about it were the cars, and watching the backgrounds for things. (Furniture, Food, Set dressing items), Even Scatman Crothers was wasted. Shelly Duvall wasn't too bad, but the character she played was both sad, and not very real. I normally like Nicholson, but He just got weirder, and weirder. I could not wait for him to be gone. The whole movie was a bad nightmare. I do not see how it ever got famous at all..... The thing to me, was that there was nothing really likable about any of them. So, to those who like it, Have at It! but do not be surprised if you show it to people who have never seen it, and they do not share your liking of it. It is now almost 45 years old, and it might be aging badly.

Sounds Plausible, I guess. Sad what our World is turning into.

What a Brilliant save! I like the colour! Good Show.

A beautiful G.P. Ruined though, by the oversized, ridiculous Modern Wheels.

It is probably the Revell 1/8 Scale 1932 Ford Roadster. Last seen in this boxing. Tooling has been around for over 60 years. https://www.spotlighthobbies.com/all-products/unbuilt-kits/20377/revell-1932-ford-roadster-highboy-rat-rod-or-the-original-big-deuce/

I'd build it happily, if I had one. Kinda odd looking, but paint it something other than Pink, it it might look pretty cool.

Wow, I can smell the snow and diesel from here. What Tires and wheels are those?

Very Nice Work. I like the wheels.

I just watched that Yesterday. Great Video. I really enjoyed the back story behind them.

Matt, Those Builds are Top Notch! Glad to have you join us!

Would the ones from the New Revell CJ-7 work for you?

Wow! What a Cool Model!

I'd forgotten about those new Vette's, Chuck. Thanks for reminding me about them.

I like Those but Now that I have a Rottweiler, she just eats too much for those to work any more.

Boy, Marcos, you brought Teh Shiny for this build. Outstanding Finish, and surgically clean build! Good Show.

So, I'll assume that neither you nor they have any interest in this newly tooled kit, eh, Mike?

I love the 'Googie' style. There are even a few building left here in Bakersfield in that style.