Edward Gore

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wow, very very nice

magazines and on-line for me. uh... that is scale model resource pictures of 1/1 stuff...

Where do I get one of those issues?!?

ok, two correct votes in a row. On a roll now

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finally, rite for once

Very clever.

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I second this

try this: When you're logged into MCM forum: 1) from the upper right corner of the page, click the pull down arrow and click, My Gallery 2) Then click "New Album", the buttons on the right 3) follow the directions, then click, "Create Album" 4) Identify this new album that you created 5) click the pull down options on the right titled, "Select an operation" 6) Choose "New Image" 7) click "return to album" in popup 8) Fill in the boxes as described and follow the directions and click, "Choose File". This will allow you to upload images from your computer, click, "Submit Image" 9) You will get to the image page. Click the "Image Link:" option to get the code. Copy this code with key command or with File pull down option on your computer. 10) Go to the thread and reply post by clicking the image icon for, "Insert Image". There you will be propted to paste the image code into the box that appears. Hope this helped. . .

I run an old mobile Realistic w/ SSB powered with a Radio Shack power supply connected to a base omnidirectional Antron. I rarely talk but just listen to stuff On the scanner, I've got two banks of 20 channels each for emergency freqs, 3 channels for railroad, a few for marine band for the local port activity, and a few for listening to HAMs. haha good stuff

Outrageous! cool. You know they make 1/25 cock pit seats

Thanks for the comments, fellas. trogdor, former Seabee, cool Great looking 'stang, Railfreak78 ! Thanks Dave. I cut up the existing part#110. Not pretty but it works...

The CB radio and/or scanner is on in the build room here

Thanks for the coupons. I'll check with the one in my area if they'll honor it

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Thanks for the comments. Clay, me neither and also, there are none in my local area and I know nothing about them in 1/1

This project is something I wanted to do for a while. It took me about 1 year to complete. The front suspension is scratch built for articulated steering of the front wheels. This is not connected t the steering wheel. Spare tire case, in "continental" position is also scratch to look like those on the military HMMWVs. Can be articulated in the open or closed position. I used the alternator and a piece of the kit's sprue for the BLACK OUT light and a part from a disposable lighter for the NATO jump plug which are both positioned in front of the grille. Decals are from Jim, JBOT Hood ornament is a Seabee, purchased from a Navy museum gift shop thanks for looking

Thanks for the link

Happy BDay! Did you open this up yet? What's it look like?

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This is looking great. Crazy mean looking, but maybe because it's still under primer.