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I had the pleasure of working with our Sugar Monday. Diesel ,our other dog was at a seminar with my wife whom usually works with Sugar so I stepped in to take her place. Sugar was amazing! She read all my ques and had lots of fun doing so.I really enjoyed playing with her. Here is a pic of Sugar in a competition a while ago. Jerry

Thank you all for your kind replies. It is nice to know someone else enjoys looking at it too. Jerry

Very nice. Not kit wheels? Jerry

This turned out great Greg! Well done! Jerry

Nice work Greg. I noticed looking at my oun kit that the ignition was a Revell error. Something I will have to correct when I build mine. Yours is coming along great! I love the color! I had a few Chevies from those years as well. Jerry

Here is an update on the progress on the Terror dog. I'm working on filling thelines that the printer made in certain spots. The head and left front leg will have to be atached later in the buils as i plan on lighting the eyes and it will be nessassary to install the wiring first. The first pic shows the lines to be filled. That's all for now. Thanks for looking. Comments welcome. Jerry

Great work Tony, especially considering the parts came from your parts box. You would never know. Jerry

Beautiful Impala Mario, Reminds me on the one in American Graffiti! Well done! Jerry

Nice work Pat. This is one fine looking Merc! Something you don't see every day. Jerry

Great work Mark! You always do such a fine job on weathering your projects. Fantastic. Where did you get the dog from? Oh, and please feed the little guy,he must be starving! Jerry

Very well done Wojtek. I especially like the job you did on the tarpaulin. Very creative and well executed. Jerry

Thank you guys for all the kind comments. Mario, your comment about Saturday morning b/w tv was part of the inspiration for this project! I remember those movies too. Thanks Mark, making people smile or chuckle was kind of what we were shooting for. Jerry

This is a project my buddy and I did a few years ago. It is based on the old Keystone cops movies. The progect came about from a conversation we had coming back home from a contest. The truck was made from the AMT Budwiser 1925 model t panel van which was converted to a Paddy wagon. The hand rails are made from brass rod . My buddy did the charactors and the base and the bike. Comments and questions are welcome. Jerry

Looking good Mike! I'll be interested to see how this turns out. Jerry

Glad to see you working on this one again Mike. Looks good so far! Jerry

Interesting project Mike. I will be watching. Jerry

Great build Mark, your weathering is amazing. The rust is so realistic . Also the sand pile looks great! What did you use for the sand? Jerry

The "68 is coming along fine Greg. I love the work you did on the vinyl top. Sorry to nit pic but I noticed an ignition switch in the steering column . , 68s had them in the dash. Jerry

The pic of the little pup in the outfit is very cute John ! On Feb. 5 Diesel participated in his first agility trial. He had 2 runs and did quite well considering it was his fist time and he was in a new building with new equipment . He took it all in stide and had a great time as well! Here is a picture of him exiting a tunnel. Man,he's fast. I'm going to have to get in better shape! I hope you like it. Jerry

That Cougar turned out great Tim. Nicely done on a glue bomb. Jerry

Sorry your not feeling well Tom. I hope you feel better soon. This build is coming along very well. That frame work looks great! Jerry

Glen , you mentioned that you didn't recall seeing this kit before so I found a pic of it. This is the kit I started out with. Sorry it took so long. Jerry

O.K. It's been a while, but here is a small update on the Camaro. The decal on the hood had a crack an I was unsure how to handle the repair. I decided to airbrush the body of the spider to cover it. I think it turned out alright. Thanks for looking. Comments welcome. Jerry

Nice Cab. What kit did you start with? Jerry

Well done on the Acadian. Nice work on the conversion! Jerry