Danno

You ain't just a whistling!

I missed it. But, I didn't miss it.

But, Dave. How am I supposed to know where I am?

A couple of us went over to Dave Kindig's shop, Kindig-It Design, for a tour. Very, very impressive! Cleanest working shop I've ever seen. A lot of really cool projects in the works, including another model of their Retro Vette! Their average full-on job takes approximately 2 years from start to finish. They have a 7 year waiting list. A couple of his staff are model builders. Sorry I missed you, Tom, for the Crown Burger run. I think this is the first GSL (of only 3 or 4) that I haven't been in the group lunch with you. Oh well. Maybe next time . . .

Kurt, Amazing. Every time you build a model, I learn new things! Keep on keeping on.

Good job!

Leaking Zoom interdigitation: isn't that how Jeffrey Toobin lost his CNN gig?

Doppleganger. Looks a hell of a lot like me, so I've been told.

Sweet!

Sweet!

This is one of my very favorites of Glen's builds!! You oughta see it in person!

I didn't faint. I just gasped. But of course, come one - come all. Especially since you won't have anything else to do (West of the Mississippi) next April / May! You certainly won't have anything better to do! We'd love to see y'all.

Were we married to the same ex? Wanda Water Moccasin?

A likely relative of my ex-wife.

Oh, I knew that. I was just having some fun. The problem with rooftop bars is that it's farther to fall.

Niiiiice.

Cobraman has a very impressive house! I had no idea.

The one that drives me crazy with its stupid irony and its random [but always at a bad moment] is when the entire touch screen is blanked out by a message that warns that taking one's eyes off the road [to fiddle with the touch screen] can be hazardous. Guess what? Your peripheral vision picks up the sudden and highly visible CHANGE in the touch screen, but you have to LOOK at it to read the message, then you have to LOOK at it to find the little (almost tiny) touch button to click it OFF! Makes perfect sense, doesn't it? Warning! Do not hit bridge abutments or drive off a cliff into the ocean. Click here.

Dale and I took the Kindig-It tour that Friday - last one of the day. Will came through - said his 'hellos' - said he had to get out of there because he had someplace special to go after work. We drove back to the GSL and he arrived shortly behind us! It was mentioned at Kindig's that he was a modeler. That he is! He was really examining a lot of the killer builds! [PS: Nice guy]

Whaaaat? Happy Birthday, my new friend! I always say, it's not the years, it's not even the mileage, it's how you drove (and plan to drive) each mile! Motor on . . .

What can be said? Awesome, Kurt!! Glad you came to DSC and to GSL!

Back at you, Dave!! You guys make the mag and the forum well worthwhile. It was great to meet you. See you next April? V V V

Well earned and well deserved, Brad! Congrats!!

Yes, indeed! Beautiful little roadster, Kit! And, it was great to meet you and hang with you at GSL. There's something remarkably similar in our personalities . . . yikes! LOL See you at the next one . . .

GREAT looking products, Jason!!! Congratulations and good luck with your venture! It was great to see you at GSL . . . sorry we didn't have a chance to visit more.