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Wow, there are some fantastic works here!???

Nice! Looks like a factory job!?

Despite all the issues that the kit may have, you worked your magic on it and it turned out beautifully.

Beautiful! Awesome paint job John.?

That is looking sharp James!

I wouldn’t really call this an irk…..but I must say there are a lot of folks on this forum with more painting talents than this guy….but then, what do I know about art? https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-63634961

“Entendre” is a french verb meaning “to hear” and is rarely used singularly.

You can also drill and pin the A pillar to strengthen the joint.

It is indeed beautiful!?

Real nice build Carl!?

I have only done tires using crushed glass and low pressure in my blasting cabinet to get rid of the sheen.

Parts of my statement must have been ambiguous.

It’s likely similar to bondic, laser bond(?) and this RapidFix stuff. It is great for filling small defects. I have even used it to cast tiny parts like door handles, shifter knobs and headlight lens. The two I have used claim to be adhesives….but the adhesive properties are not that great. Don’t know how well laser bond or that JB stuff sticks?

You have my condolences.

Parts of me are aging a lot faster than others!

Fabulous work Jim! It looks like that 3d printer is worth its weight in gold eh?

Hand me that flashlight, I have to look for that part in the carpet.

Willis College happens to be located in Winnipeg.?

Well, well, well, we’ll have to wait and see what happens.

Beautiful!?

Good job on all the accessories and the build. Nice weathering too!

Great looking old Ford.?

She looks fantastic Ken! Well done indeed!?

That paint looks great John.? I like the detailing of the engine too.

My condolences to all affected by this tragedy.