Jon Cole

No. But I once gave a duck a buck.

So we're snarkin' over mental health issues now? Jeez. Instead, I plan on reading other threads on model cars. I will occasionally check back here... for laughs.

Clap! Clap! Clap! Bravo!

Wow. Great ride. Great color. Descrip sounds good. Hope to see this completed!

Not everyone was impressed, apparently. As noted (with strong language; be warned) by "Mazarin" at: http://jalopnik.com/5848213/watch-a-nascar-legend-freak-out-in-an-australian-supercar

Happy Birthday, Bill! Please give us gifts... your latest creations in plastic!

Both pics are from the instruction sheet...

OK, didn't catch that. The kits instruction sheet has a color rendering of the engine, as well as the parts breakdown. Maybe there is a link in the "Kit Reviews"? The engine is very nicely done, as is the entire kit.

Lookin' snarky! The tattered fabric is a great touch.

Nice! Layout and stance! Only thing I wonder about... why the headers on both sides are radically different from each other? Still looks good tho!

Check out my Fotki album for Hudson. I have been saving every pic I can find. Note the pics are arranged alphabetically, as long as I labelled it properly. http://public.fotki....Cole/11-hudson/

OH! You fooled me! You so clever.

Built by- Dave Zinn Bill Read... By Bryce Jamel Lear...

I would like to see a combination of a painting or pencil art, with a model. Such as a scene or landscape and a road, with the car adding a "3-D" effect.

Like Dave said, the Revell die-cast looks good on the shelf. I guess the sides are "slab". I never noticed when I built it.

Back the broken piece with a strip of thin plastic (try a 'FOR SALE' sign) cut to the same width, but sticks out about 1/8 at each end. Be sure to scuff the plastic strip for better adhesion. Now when you attach the broken part back into position, there is more surface to glue, and it will be a little stronger. Good luck!

Cool. What do I win?

Wing windows! Wish those would make a comeback! And crank windows back in the day... were easy to crank! One of our company 2000-something Caravans (actually several) have crank windows, real tight & hard to crank. They can't even do old school right.

I always pronounced it "Tah-Mi-ah". Doubt I will change that, right or wrong.

I heard that it is pronounced like the card game... "Poker"

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So, I am supposed to e-mail you my guess? Because I want to be the first to say... it's obviously an 1888 WankerDoodle!

Maybe a link? I searched "Ford Super Duty" and "Ford Truck" on Ebay model pages, found nothing. (NOTE- the OP added the link after I posted this)

The corrected '58 Plymouth is still in need of completion. It's too nice not to finish. Won't likely be a Savoy, a Fury, or the Belvedere. I'm leaning towards a mild cleaned up Custom. I just started the Hudson, after that the Plymouth is one of two models I want to get to.

I built the '77 Trans Am, a Revell Pre-paint metal body kit. Very nice kit... much better than the AMT, imho