Danno

That IS cool! {The 55}

Very nice.

Our loss, Art. We'll definitely miss you! Hope you have a great weekend, too.

Beautiful!

Who knew?

Nice job.

Nice.

Nice.

Whoa, Tom! That's gorgeous! Even in the artsy dim light, it's a knock-out. Do they call you "Home Run Tom?"

Nice.

Nice build, Steve. A very clean and impressive representation of what's in the box. Kinda hard to justify a lot of corrective measures when the whole point was to demonstrate the product. Methinks some of us overlook that point sometimes.

Oh, that's just incredible, Simon! Amazing model. Really miss seeing you and your work at Desert Scale Classic!

Nice! Love the color and finish.

Nice.

Maybe the first five turned out orange.

Yes, Shaun, I agree . . . a really well detailed Fury III kit ~ '69 - '70 - '71 - '72 - '73 or '74 ~ is long missing from the styrene kit manufacturers. Especially a 4-door sedan!

Ray, A large selection of Modelhaus parts ~ and some of their kits ~ will be available at Desert Scale Classic. Bob Zetterman is a major dealer for Modelhaus and he will be selling at DSC. Something as unusual as the Cheetah kit would not normally be on hand, but Bob usually has most of Modelhaus' parts in stock. If nothing else, you'll be able to see the quality of their products! So, bring your wish list!

Watching with interest, Russell. I've always loved those old MGs. Craved a TD when I was younger.

Sweet.

Wow! I love that purpose-built jack. I'd love to have one of those for use with my Model AA! Those wheel/tire assemblies are HEAVY! Changing one out gives you a great aerobic workout.

Ace! Does she have a sister out my way?

That's funny! Reminds me of my favorite fishing story. Game warden notices one crusty old guy always has his daily limit out of a large pond, even when other fishermen rarely catch more than one fish a day. The other fishermen who frequent the lake have all varieties of fancy new gear, but the old guy just uses a cane pole and a battered creel. This goes on quite a while, and finally the game warden can't help himself. He spots the old guy returning from a fishing trip with another load of fish. He stops him and inquires into his success. The old guy tells him, "I just fish." The old guy revealed no secret strategies or formulas, but said it all depended on the bait. The warden tells the old guy he wished he could fish like that, and before you know it, the old guy invites the warden to go along - on his next day off. Warden show up on his day off and gets in the old guy's boat. They row out to the far side of the lake and stop where the old guy says a lot of fish are ready for the taking. Barely containing his excitement, the warden readies his rod and reel for the old guy's special bait. The old guy reaches into his creel and pulls out a stick of dynamite . . . he lights it and tosses into the lake. Boom! A bunch of stunned fish surface and the old guy nets half his daily limit. Warden is shocked! He says, "You can't do that! It's illegal! You can't throw dynamite into the lake to bring fish up! I can't believe you did that. And right in front of me. You can't do that!" The old guy pulls another stick of dynamite out of the creel, lights it, and hands it to the warden, who absent mindedly grasps it. The old guy says, "Now. You gonna keep jabbering on, or you gonna fish?"

Them boys need to cut back on the caffeine!

Now what do we do with it, Ivan?

Looking great, Tom!