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Click on the Activity tab and see if what you are looking for is there.

Go to your mailbox and you can now check the conversations you wish to delete. After you click the first one a trashcan pops up in the bottom center of the screen. Click it when you are done selecting the messages.

On the PLUS side of things - It is now much easier to cleanup the mailbox.

If you have a hobby store near you, see if you can hold different airbrushes to see which feels more comfortable in your hand. I mainly use a Paasche H which is a basic entry level single action airbrush. It is very easy to use and clean. I have others, including the one from Japan that Steve mentions, but have not used them yet (trying to use of some of the rattle cans that I have).

Same to you George.

That was about 30 miles from me. Very minimal damage to the plane and the guy gets out, stuffs his hands in his pockets and walks away.

They don't seem squashed on my end.

Welcome. Your English is far better than my Hungarian. There are a few other members that also build rally cars.

This was all I could find, hope it helps.

Coast Airbrush and TCP Global Try to find it thru Amazon, sometimes you can get it at a good price with free shipping.

Unless you start paying Photobucket $399/yr no one else will be able to see your photos either. There are a few threads on this site about what they have done. You can still see them, but no one else can.

Not saying that it's the case, but maybe the license agreement included some stipulations that stated which vehicles get produced and in what order. This may be what needs to happen to get those other kits you guys are hoping for.

Did you put anything in the subject line of the message? Sometimes it won't send unless you do that.

If it were me, "Vintage Car Model Magazine May 1967 '67"

If the receiving members mailbox is full, it will not send. It should give you a message stating that they cannot receive private messages.

Nikon has a pretty substantial lineup of micro (macro) lenses: 45mm, 55mm, 60mm, 85mm, 105mm and 200mm. I do not have the 45mm or 85mm versions, but all the others are splendid lenses.

I get to see them here in Southern Maryland as well.

Thanks for posting this. Now I know I have to keep an eye on the ones I have.

There goes the model budget. Congratulations! That child is going to be spoiled.

That is the only one I think I recognize. I think it is a Gannet.

You can ignore users by doing what Jordan has explained. There are also options for what you would like to ignore from specific users.

That is not in your mailbox. That is a general forum announcement. The information directly above it, is the general forum statistics.

I will shut this down before folks starting really arguing.

There are hobby lifts that only require a 4" thick slab. I will not be using one often, so a hobby lift will work fine for me. Surprised that no one has commented on the deer in the photo.

I was surprised at how deep they set them. I believe our frost line is somewhere between 36-48".