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Had time to stop at one of the Local Hobby Lobby stores here. The only clearance items there were 2 of the Porsche Tractors. I picked them both up.

Very Nice stuff.

Thank you for sharing the photos. Looks like it was a great show.

This is very well done.

Here Mash is on METV ( free with antenna ) every night last I checked. Not home at the time it is on so I don't know if it still is. I can watch that show every time I see it on. Great Show.

Empty hole at the Monroe MI store. Looked at the stickers and they had a D written on them. It was a Saturday afternoon so I did not expect to see much there.

Sam Thank you for posting this link. I found 2 of the Model A's on the List of Henry awards that a Late friend of Mine worked on. 1997 Dayton 479 Lyman Elliott 1929 Sport Coupe 474 Donald Wenz 1928 Stake truck

Thanks for sharing this Bill.

Looking good Tom.

Congratulations Dan. After number 5 you better start building station wagons or minivans. LOL

Awesome!!!

So no shark bite out of a board? Nice work Mike, I am wondering where you were picking up the waves in Pennsylvania. LOL

Almost every Palmer kit is scary.

It is plain bad management. The people that make the ideas up don't care if the ship sinks, they have a golden parachute. Example, lets ship all of northwest Ohio's mail all the way to Detroit to sort and then send it back. Stupid. Mail that is local does not even stay local anymore.

I don't think the galvanizing look would show up in scale.

I second this. The lines on these cars are very close.

Some good ideas for storage. I like the drawers because they are easier to put in the same area but they don't hold as much. I have several boxes of small containers I use. I just don't like how they are a different size and that makes it hard to put on the shelf. Shelf storage Tetras is what I call it.

Looks great

One of my favorite cover cars from Super Ford Magazine was a 66 pro Street Fairlane. Thanks for the memory recall of that car. I like where this is headed.

John I like Vice Grip garage. Reminds me of the good times while working on side jobs with a friends of mine.

Nice Oldsmobile's. The best GM brand there ever was.

Nice work, I like this a lot.

Well done on a model that is from tooling that may be eligible to retire at this age. The big cars like this beg for bigger wheels and these look the part to me.

Looks great

Up until GM ran the others out of town Borrowing from other in GM was Chevrolets schtick.