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Well that's only because it is a bunch of wires coming out of a tube. But they don't cost $5 each either.

Gary the mailman was here again. Today he delivered the magazine holders I ordered from Miles Kimball. Now I have to run to the shop through the pouring rain to start organizing my magazines into the holders and into 3 ring binders. Yeah for organization!

Why not make your own from aluminum tubing and save a bundle of money?

The guy on ebay has another one for sale at $15.00 plus $7.95 shipping.

Dukefan69' (Nick Winter) posted a fantastic trailer hitch how-to many months ago. Maybe he'll reply to your post, or you can search for it, or PM him.

I built my first model in 1958 and I have no idea what it was. It is no longer though. Got together with friends and we got our hands on some firecrackers and blow up the kits we had built.

Looks very nice and clean. Any interior pics?

While you mid-Atlantic people are getting more snow, down here in FLA it's going to be more rain. Be very careful if you're goofy enough go out driving in that white stuff.

Gary the mailman delivered the Wahl cordless sander that needed to be repaired. I was lost without for a week.

The local weather last night reported that there's another storm growing in California and headed towards you again. Don't shovel too fast. You might just get done and more snow will hit.

I'm hitting.500 so far. I went with model to boost my rating.

What a beater! Fantastic job of weathering.

Sweet. Love the detailed interior.

Looking good Shane. Could you possibly tell me how to get that customs_by_terry on ebay?

Thanks for the address George. great workplace CAL, but you left the toilet seat up.

I have mine tiered but not drilled. Appreciate it if you could find the article. The normal square Testor's bottles would require lots of chisel work. Maybe when you put your LHS out of bussiness you could snag their paint racks. Is there a decent LHS in Sprinfield? I need to be up there May 12 -16, 2010 for my ViêtNow convention.

Not too shabby. Love the paint. Seems like everyone is trying to get their models lower and lower and you come out with tall 4 x 4. Love it.

Looks pretty darn good to me Eric. What kind of stencil did you use?

Wow George - nice work area. Looks like you're very organized and neat - the way a building area should be. You have more kits and supplies than my LHS. Love what you did with the paint spoons. I drilled holes in the handles and put them on a shower curtain hook. Don't have as many as you though. How did you do the blue paint holders? Just drill holes in a 1" x 4"? Or is that a special stand? I could use something like that.

Whowee! Nice ride.

Long ago I had a plan to create a fixture that would be used to hold drum so I could accurately drill holes and mount treaded rod into. A wheel would drilled and then mounted to the studs. Tiny nuts would hold the in place or be removed for display. Never got around to trying it and my eyes aren't good enough any more.

I drove the Project Eagle '75 Nova drag race car 3 times. My best was pushing 200mph and around 7et. I believe it used to run super comp. My normal job was packing the chute and torqueing the lug nuts.

There's been several posts about making decals. I've never done it. Something about an Alps printer if you need white because normal printers don't do white. I'm sure some knowledgeable person will reply soon.

The flag doesn't bother me. I'm an official honorary Kentucky Colonel - bestowed on me by the governor of Kentucky several years ago. It's good for as long as I live.

WOW!!! I always go to DC for Veterans Day; many times to ride in the POW/MIA demonstration ride with Rolling Thunder; and every 5 years for Father's Day at The Wall with Sond & Daughters In touch. Fortunately for me, I'm not around when really nasty weather (SNOW) has been there. The city and surrounding area must be completely shut down with all that white stuff. Looks like too much for even a snow blower to handle. Settle in, stay warm, work on some models, and wait for the thaw.