A modeler named mike

that'll get you

When you posted this particular info about evilbay, I took off running! I scored one that is gold plated plastic with no glitter, thankfully. I'll be gather up parts and contemplating construction on this for quite some time. Thanks for the directional info.

as wallet deflates

While I was out and about I spotted this very nice '68 Impala cruise by.

Hey Alan, I thought I had sent you a PM but it was late at night so I may have messed up. Anyhow, I have a sealed AMT Dick Tracy '36 ford kit if you're interested? I believe it's molded in black. Mike

I have a clematis that mom planted many moons ago that's still surviving. It towers 12 feet but has a lot of dead shoots that need to be removed. The only problem is that a lot of the new has attached themselves to those old dead shoots. I'm afraid of thinning it out and possibly killing it.

that'll never heal

must faster way

are you sure?

Yesterday's encounters.

It does have plenty of details and movable parts, such as posable steering, folding seats, opening doors, trunk and hood. Mine is molded in an ugly dark brown styrene. I kinda like what Steve Magnante did with this kit in his latest YouTube video, two hemis.

I forgot about this one until I was looking back through the post.

ball coming fast

This score was from an ebay auction that arrived a couple days ago. I was able to get it for a decent price, probably since it had some thick paint on its roof and hood. Nothing that can't be removed. It is complete but some of the decal sheet had been cut into and applied to the hood.

I'm no AC repairman by any means but the first thing I would check is your breakerbox to see if the circuit breaker tripped off. Could also he a breaker on the inside unit also. At least my unit does.

What's up man?

diapers to change

Dang Rob, you've got a lot of driveway. I thought mine was a workout. I feel for you. But once it's done it so satisfactory.

I'm done. The rain stopped and I went back at it again. All that's left to do is let it dry and then seal it. That will be a few days since rain is in our forecast for a couple of days..

These showed up by mail a couple of days ago. I've been busy filling my show rod voids and spotted the '69 pro street GTX and said why not. It was on the make an offer option, so I did and got it for the price of the newer issue, open and complete as is the Groovy Grader which also was fairly priced.

Another positive pleasing. Although I'm not done yet due to a thunder storm. I started to pressure wash the concrete driveway that runs from the side of the house out to the double car garage. Man it was filthy! Last time it was done was approximately 5 years ago? Here is what is done so far. I have another 40+feet to go.

That's my thought also. It's the polar light Ghostbusters kit under a resin '59 caddy body from deadsledmorgue.com. I hadn't gotten very far on it when it stalled.

Another positive note, since I've taken possession of my late father's house and needing to move my model room and it's entirety into a room in the basement that I've deemed to become my new model room, which isn't happening fast enough for me. It’s more of needing to make room for my things and there is no extra space. So in lieu of this stalemate, in my bedroom there is a built-in wall to wall desk with two wall mounted bookshelves. This will become my temporary work space for building models again. The desk top had a 6' crack running through the middle of wood with the grain and needed to be repaired first. I repaired the crack and added wood underneath to scab the crack together making it solid again. I decided to add laminate to the top which in IMO is a great work surface and it's to easy to clean. I'll still use wood to make my cuts on. I still need to clean up the front edge of the desk top and apply a finish, then it will be ready to use. 🤔°° now what to build? I have two stalled projects that has been patiently waiting my return. A pro street vega and pro street hearse.

This morning while I was out I saw a possibly 30 some coupe, dark maroon paint, dark tinted glass, chopped and channeled, no hood with a blower motor heading in the opposite direction, couldn't snap a photo fast enough. However this very nice stang passed me by driven by an older lady.

who's not Octopus 🐙