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Hi ya Tom Kren ... Very ... VERY COOL "48 Woody ... looks like it just came up from the beach !!! Thanks a bunch for sharing ... now ... if you will excuse me ... I'm going back into the post to study and enjoy your pics !!!

Hi ya geetee66 ... Welcome to the forum !!! Nice subject ... nice build ... great paint !!! Thanks for sharing

Hi ya kerc ... COOL build ... and just think ... she took only 30 minutes to glue up!!! Nice ... thanks for sharing!

Hi ya Beachbumz327 ... Great looking bike ... nice lines ... great color ... good pics ... ! She looks like you could climb on, kick her over and ride off! Thanks for sharing.

Hi ya gasserman ... Great looking Chevy ... did you build her? The pic looks like it might have been taken at a show or contest ... but, I don't see info sheets on the table ... anyway, thanks for sharing!

Hi ya 6bblbird ... Very nice ... great pics too! Thanks for sharing!

Hi ya Dave D ... Great little Altered you have there ... love the color ... I can almost hear and smell her running!

I think both posts were funny!

Hi ya OldsklMike ... Welcome to the neighborhood ... and thanks for sharing the very cool drylakes rod! Nice work!

Another use or two for the old brown paper bag ... . I have also had good luck ... don't rub too hard ... with (new, not used ones) paper coffee filters. Great thread ... with a good laugh or two ... thanks guys ... always a great time to be had in this forum.

Nice haul from the old "Big Lots" store ... now where is that "Big Lots" in my area ... hmmm ...

A very fine '70 Mustang indeed! I sure miss seeing cars like this everyday on the street ... but, once in a while ... you see one yet today ... and it sure makes your heart race a bit! Reminds me of a few street races in my '70 T/A ... but, that is another story ... anyway, thanks for sharing your scale MACH 1 Twister ... great job

Hey Jeff: Great looking '71 Vette ... love that color ... looks very cool with the "top up". Thanks a bunch for sharing you project!

No building for the past year ... doesn't look like it hurt your results any! Great build ... and I like the stripe too! Thanks for sharing

Steve: Cool subject, great build ... too bad it was such a stinker to do ... just shows you that a good builder can (with time and fortitude) finish well a badly designed kit. Thanks for sharing

Wow! I have read thru the other posted comments ... didn't leave much left to say ... but, I think WoW! gets the idea across ... thanks a bunch for sharing!

Very nice ... hope to see more pics in the mags soon! Thanks a bunch for sharing!

Steve: One fine ride there ... like others ... I think the color is great! Thanks for sharing ...

That is one nice build ... thanks a bunch for sharing ... I really enjoyed the engine pictures ... again ... very nice!

Very nice work ... thanks for sharing! Good luck with your future photo project ... and I didn't miss the fact that the first shot you attached was of the #4 Corvette ... good choice!

I agree ... another great issue! I have subscribed for many moons ... and have just found and started using this forum ... I like it too! The magazine never gets to me in a timely fashion ... but, it is always worth waiting for. I have come to believe that quality just takes a little longer to be delivered. Thanks to all involved in the magazine and the forum.

I always use a bucket and a broom to paint my plastic ... a scale bucket and broom ... of course! I have had really good results with the old rattle cans ... Testors and Tamiya.

O boy! Thank you, thank you ... thank you !!! I see about six I will simply have to have! This is a really great list of kits ... "you DA MAN!"

Hi ya Dave ... and welcome to the forum. I can't join in and say I have a clue as to where any of these neighborhoods are located ... but, I did want to say that I think it is great that you are coming back to the hobby after a few years away! The most important thing to remember is ... have fun with it!

Thanks a bunch for the link to this really cool site ... I was around for the "golden age" ... this site brings back many happy memories. Thanks again!