Danno

"The Art of Racing in the Rain." Wonderful movie, highly recommended for the whole family, although the racing takes second-seat to the main theme. Kevin Costner plays Enzo. It will surprise you.

Misha, Please get in touch with me. Thanks, dan

Nice job! But forgive my ignorance - what is that on top of the hood, right side front? [Looks like a TV remote, LOL.]

Stunning. Just plain stunning!

Oh, that's nice!!

Holiest holy grail of all for me is an accurate, detailed 1/25 Forcasta . . . in my opinion one of the finest radical customs Darryl Starbird ever created!! I have a couple of the original Cosma Rays and several of Greg Wann's resin reproductions . . . I even have a couple of the more rare Futurista kits! But what I don't have and enthusiastically desire is the beyond-rare Forcasta kit!!!

I L?VE IT! I actually had a four-legged Furbuddy do this for us once. STILL loved him!! But it did accelerate the installation of a bone-a-fide* doggy door! *See what I did there?

Whoa! That's nice!

That's so true. It's kinda taking a break until mid-August. Silver linings . . .

Phoenix . . . 21 consecutive days over 110 degrees . . . and counting . . . [forecast is for at least ten more!]. At least I don't have to worry about shoveling snow anytime soon. ?

Most excellent!!

Spectacular build, Ray! Absolutely spectacular!!

Cool. Nice work; wood kits usually aren't the easiest.

OMG, Steve! That engine is exquisite!

More frequently, "plaintiffs."

Great looking phantom, Glen!!

At least the officer saved you from being scammed out of $1800!

Be sure to let us know when you're here . . . we Arizona modelers want to give you a proper desert welcome!

Thank you, Kurt.

'Schtopped' will be an impossible starter word unless someone really employs some clever ruminating and cogitating!

Superior! Beautiful model. GM always encouraged a lot of sharing / loaning / borrowing / influencing among its divisions, but dang if that doesn't look like a Chevelle with a Monte Carlo front clip!

Not much of a sleeper with that high-rise cowl hood. ?

Supernice!! Great job!

LOL. Little things. I can confidently say that Mark was still vertical, taking nourishment (lots of it), exchanging oxygen for carbon dioxide, and sharpening his acerbic wit last time I saw him . . . last month. He was still firmly in control of his faculties and the museum. *An update every 11 years never hurts. *