Jon Cole

And several decades later, their fwd keep the tradition alive.

Dave, that is a great vintage build! Heck, it's better then some new stuff we see out there! Plus a 'Vair pancake!

Like the middle setup. That is how I am hoping mine comes out.

I was wondering if the 2 most popular "Mints"; Danbury & Franklin, ever have a sale?

Right back at ya, George!

Nice haul, Austin! That Lambo was the first model I built as an "adult" back in the mid 80's. Enjoy!

Merry Christmas everyone! And remember... those firm, clear gift blister packs that are such a pain to open... can be tomorrows clear windshield! Just be sure to check for distortion and minimum scratches!

Interesting on two different sets of windows. Are the dark ones tinted, or... black? Photo credit to Gregg.

And you as well!

Graphically put! And a Merry Christmas to you as well!

Ain't that the truth!

...builder unknown ...by Tom Border ...by Marty Neyrinck

I never been there. And judging by what I read, I'm not missing much.

DO WANT!

Here's some SAAB stories for ya: Aero X Concept Go to the Swedish Meatball Convention in style A little off the top, please. And if you can't afford a room at the Swedish Meatball Convention... SAAB is dead.

I voted real.

Top of the windshield is at surface level. Didn't have enough dirt above windshield to break the glass, imho. Hope they fill in the hole with the body of whoever did this.

X2

Real nice build!

Bizarre stuff! Is this from a kit? And what would it scale out to? Sounds like something up Doc Cranky's alley!

By “General”, it means topics that are model car related… that do not fit in any other category. Not… cartoons, needlework, etc. If not a member of Facebook, maybe it is time to join? That would be a far more appropriate place to post O/T than here.

I no longer need my '62 Thunderbird kits... the ultimate 'Bird has been built!

Beautiful!

Danno! Thanks! I never realized there was more than 'black'.

This is a GREAT idea! Spin some positives. Of course, I want to first thank Gregg for having this message board. All that cost, the labor, the effort and the stress is appreciated! Also have to thank Harry, who does a fine job on keeping everything here shrink-wrapped and tidy. While I have never met you in person, you do come across as a real friend. There is many others here worthy of notice, but I don’t want to “use it all up” first time at bat, so to speak!