Trainwreck

Maybe this. Chrysler 300, it's big, heavy and fast.

Looks pretty darn good Kelly.

Nice stuff right there Dan. 👍

Last night it was dump and bake Cajun chicken drums with potatoes and brussel sprouts. Simple and delicious.

When I first saw Terminator I dismissed the thought of that sort of thing ever happening. It was I Robot (which mentioned Asimov's laws) that convinced me that the whole scenario was indeed a plausible series of events. That one shook me a bit. (Starting to look like life imitating art)

When the first AI driven computer or robot in some obscure lab one day says "no" that's when things are gonna get serious. I hope I'm not around to witness that .

The independent thought I spoke of was self preservation, this could happen as a result of humans trying to shut down the machines when we realize that they are becoming too intelligent and too numerous to control.

Coach, I exclaimed, put me in I'm ready to play today.

All it's going to take is one independent thought.

Reality differs greatly depending on peoples mindset.

I have 122 kits to finish before this one, whether I get to it or not is up to fate at this point, Alan. ✌️

'29 Ford pickup lengthened with '34 pickup rails, '49 Merc flathead mated to a Mustang Tremec 5 speed and parts box everything else. (Queue 123 of 400)

Risk is a strategy board game I enjoyed growing up.

I crop and resize all my photos, I take them on my kitchen table and sometimes catch some messy stuff so I learned to hide them fast You probably have a crop function on your phone. Anyway, welcome to the hobby.

Call me Bill, OK?

Hi Kelly, first I'd like to say pretty nice work for a newbie. If could offer a little advise I would suggest cropping your photos to show only what you would like us to see. Other than that I'd say you're off to a great start. ✌️

"One must put up barriers to keep oneself intact." (credit Neil Peart, , , ,again.)

Thanks for your interest Hank, this car sits in queue at 230 out of the 400 that I have in various stages of completion and probably won't see the light of day until it's finished and under glass. Following any of my builds is not a great idea, I just like to show some in progress models I own and try to explain what got them there. Thanks again. ✌️

Started this about a year ago, got the look I wanted and quickly shelved it. Using the Revell Hay T-bird chassis I raised the leading edge of the front fender assembly to match the pitch of the frame. I then fashioned the hood to the fenders and added 3 scale inches to the rear fender width to accommodate the wider tires. Next I installed a slightly modified '36 ford chopped top after noticing the door lines were very close and this is where I ended up.

Understand the context of a conversation before making an inaccurate (read dumb) statement.

I use it as a slump buster sometimes if nothing else seems to motivate me to build, they're super simple and look a little better on the shelf.

Do unto others and then split.

Over the hill and under the mountain to fetch a drink from my favorite fountain.

Scrambled, sunny side up or boiled, eggs are delicious.

People are sometimes not what they seem, avoid those people. 😁