oldnslow

I was looking at one of the Millennial 64 Ford Galaxies, 24 parts.

All my cards are carried in an aluminum case I picked up at the flea market. Works great

nice.

This could look like a home made version of the Beatnik Bandit.

Yep, that's different, in a good way. : )

Nice

That was nice!

Wow, Ed, I can see why you keep the plants inside. : ) this is my first year for the bins, but everything looks like it's working pretty well so far. The weather has been great for about a month now, temps during the day into the 80s, so the plants are shooting up. I've already had to top 2 of the tomato plants to keep them in the cages I made. They're chest high, (I'm 6'2") and full of blooms and fruit.

I got the last of the garden in today,tomatoes, roma, cherry & beefsteak (the first ones planted, cherry, are chest high and full of fruit about the size of my thumb, bell pepper, squash, zucchini, basil, parsley, cilantro, dill and onions. I've been planting and setting it up for about 4 weeks now, then on the bad side, found out we're supposed to have frost tonight. But, since I decided to go with a raised bed set up in bins, I can just move everything into the garage for the night, which was the whole idea of using bins for mobility.

I like it, I think if he had taken a little more time to incorporate the front of the car into the design, it would look much better.

I don't move fast enough to smoke ! a little irritation maybe, but no smoke.

Been a subscriber from the start, love the mag, my only hope, is that we get caught up this year with the issues.

I just set the piece in the opening, adjust the fit to where I want it and use the polish brush to put drops along the inside of the piece. It dries almost instantly, by the time you work your way around the piece its set.

I've used clear fingernail polish to install window glass, dries fast and clear.

Another great diorama.

Beautiful job on the diorama. The only suggestion would be that, since these are commercial vehicles, they need company logos of some kind on their doors and on the trailer.

Really a nice surprise, got mine today.

another option would be to sand out the rear of the marker until it opened up and put clear red behind it.

Just got a new grandson, 10 lbs. 15 ozs., mother and baby are doing fine.

Love the little short rail jobs, crackle paint looks nice.

Beautiful example.

Now that's cool.

I have severe AADD, so 20 or 30 would be likely.

I've always liked the 51 grill with the twin bullets, beautiful job.

Really nice, let us know how you did the cab, please.