Danno

Well, there's that. But John wouldn't do that to us, now would he?

Hey, John! Is that your scooter or is that a studio scooter?

Wow, G! Looks great! I'm not worthy, I'm not worthy!

Spectacular, Johnny! WOW!

AWESOME!!!!!!!! Congrats, John! PS: If you gonna be da Sarge, ya gonna haffa dirtyup dem colors, man!

Whoa, Nelly! Looking better and better and better . . .

Your gonna join the corpse cops? Reminds me of some of my favorite . . . well, maybe not favorite ~ but legendary . . . coroner jokes.

Nice.

Nice job.

That's really neat! Great job.

Very nice outcome.

Excellent.

Mirror? Mirror? We don' need no stinkin' mirror! Seriously, nice clean model.

Nice model.

Nice.

Good save!

Russ, As you've seen from some of the comments already, styrene kits shouldn't be a problem. However, ANY resin kits or large resin parts (bodies, interiors, frames, large flat pieces, etc.) need to be stored inside the house where they won't get as hot as your carport will get. The heat will warp resin, but styrene seems to survive just fine. Be sure to look us up when you get here!

Sweet!

Good for you! Glad your team is off to a blazing start, Harry (and Joe)! Hey, another subject: I see we have a couple of Portillo's Hot Dog Joints here. They are all over Chicagoland, and even one in your town. So, whaddya say about 'em and what do you recommend?

Congratulations, Dave! And, yes, you'll actually LOVE it!

No, we did not blacklist him. He just has not bought a table (or tried) in the past 8 events. We're sold out and I know he's not on the vendor list this time, either. No blacklist, but he just doesn't come around.

Sorry! So many rules, so little lime. It's a Revell 1:48 P51D.

Not as a vendor, Paul.

Well, as long as my grampa G approves, I'll take the plunge. Put me down for a P51. And awaaaaaay we go!

Nice.