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Old builds so forgive the lousy pix. These kits are just bat poop crazy in price these days. I've had most at one time or another, and my very first model car was the Bug Bomb in 72 when I was 7. Rusty and scratched on the van. A little dust and road grime on the Humbug. Just good ole fashioned fun in plastic.
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My first post
Dragline replied to jmc1's topic in Stock Cars (NASCAR, Super Stock, Late Model, etc.)
Those look great, perhaps a few more photos of each so we could get a better look? -
"Customer Service" in the digital age
Dragline replied to Ace-Garageguy's topic in The Off-Topic Lounge
Gym memberships are like this in that they require registered mail before they will honor your quiting of their establishment. Louis Rossman has a great channel on YT. I suggest you look him up. He can be a bit manic and he goes at 100mph most of the time, but he is an advocate for all of us. His daily "How you're getting F'd" videos and right to repair advocacy are the reason to stay -
A car I would love to own. Very nice indeed.
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One of the best Ive seen as well. It just sits so right. Paint is just the right combo of piss yellow and puke green.
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Yet another great build! You've been jamming...
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Great Pumpkin ‘32 Chopped Ford Tudor Revell
Dragline replied to Silvercreeker's topic in Model Cars
That is Super Trick. Love the color. -
Round 2 Announcements as of 9/12/25 from Stevens Intl.
Dragline replied to Justin Porter's topic in Car Kit News & Reviews
That 60 Nomad looks fantastic. I can see a hyped small block and some meats out back already. And a straight front axle is a possibility as well. Send me one today! -
I see Mongoose there. But that car is rather boring graphically speaking.
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I plan on skating until I cannot. It keeps me in relatively good shape and feeds that young guy in my brain who never really left. I tend to think I am still 20 until something happens or something is said, then the rather sad realization that I am not comes crashing in. Thinking young and staying active seem key to my also looking younger than I am. Either that or I am completely deluded.
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You are correct, the wheels are 70mm 78a hardness. In other words they are big and rather soft in comparison to modern wheel sets. They roll over most obstacles rather easily. Larger cracks and such are handled by angling attack. These wheels are fast and grippy in direct contrast to park or street type riding wheels. Those are meant to slide with only minimal grip, while these are meant to bite when a side load is brought to bear. They get their speed by rolling over the surface and giving in to it thereby attaining speed which seems counterintuitive. I also have very expensive bearing made by SKF and precision ground 8mm titanium axles which gives positive bearing and wheel placement. Aiding in the speed/traction formula. The other factors are the trucks which are wedged.
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Electric and gas powered bikes are everywhere here. They flaunt lights, signs and decorum. Wheelies abound as they travel in packs. At 61 I'm no spring chicken, yet I can skate as well as anyone. I skated pro for 12 years and got my first skateboard in 1974. I am competent. A few days ago and blew through a pack of em, skating through and around them. And with speed They all stopped and were baffled as this greying man flew past em and around traffic that was stopped. I then took a corner and was gone. I was off to get my order and no one stands between me and a burrito made by No Problemo. Absolutely fantastic. I find them annoying in the extreme. I follow traffic laws on my board. If I don't, I can die. Whether it's my fault or another's, dead is dead. So I skate with my head on a swivel. But these kids have no regard for anything. Apparently they are going to live forever. Some of em.... This is my Turner Summer Ski outside No Problemo. It's small, highly maneuverable, and costs more than any several E-Bikes. I call her Red Rocket.
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2 1/2 ton floor jack was dropped on my left big toe today. Like dropping a brick on a tomato. It sorta split and bled. Just wanted to share...
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I need one for my Big Jim Dunn Cuda. But it's darn cool as is. Great color choice.
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Revell 1969 Camaro Z28 RS in 1/25 Scale. Black on Black.
Dragline replied to Dragonhawk1066's topic in Model Cars
None more black as Spinal Tap has said. Fantastic if a bit monochromatic -
TEMU Yamaha Race Bike.
Dragline replied to PatW's topic in All The Rest: Motorcycles, Aviation, Military, Sci-Fi, Figures
What scale Pat? Came out great BTW. -
Looks like it's ready to do battle. Well played Sir.
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WOW is that choice! Looks like an old Mass state police prowler with that color.
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My fave Bird of all time. That color is poyfect... Well done Sir...
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Now that is Tight! I need that kit...