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Wait til you guys see what Bob and I have been up to! See you in Phoenix in 2010!!

That's all very helpful info & illustrations. I appreciate it! Best.

'We Doan Need No Steenking Badges' OK, now that we've gotten that obvious gag out of the way ... LOOKS GOOD, GREGG. I'd wear that! Now I just have to find somewhere to go to wear it. Mahalo. "Mahalo? Right over there, sir." [i love that story!]

Chuck, Thing to do is buid it as you want to build it, from whatever is in the box. Take the instructions (usually required by the rules in most box-stock classes), but also ... take the box. To really nail it down, take an un-opened Jawbreaker kit along ... if you have one. Any argument with the judges would be quickly dispelled by cracking open a mint, sealed kit. Speaking from the experience of years of 'head-judging' that would do it for me! Good luck! Nice model.

Well, this was new ... And this was how you 'instant messaged' if the party line was already in use ... And the visionaries were convinced this was going to be in everybody's garage by 1960 ...

That's nice. Thanks for sharing it.

The planets were certainly aligned for you! But, what? No Thunderbolts?

... for posting it and your buildup. Very enjoyable, and inspirational!! I like how you work.

Some models you look at, some models you inspect, and Bluemoose's models always inspire lengthy gazing! Glad to see you here. As always, nice work! That's a great color for a Mopar.

Hard to follow Dan's comments, but oh, so true! This is such amazing modeling ... your work is just so incredible! Keep it up! It keeps the rest of us on our toes. -- Dan

That looks like Reliable's photo backdrop.

... gettin' used to! It NEVER thaws here ... 'cause it NEVER freezes! But, I'm up for it! Sounds like fun. And I agree, the Woddington should stay where it traditionally has been. (I'm big on traditions.) Good to see so many old friends ... some long (almost) lost friends ... again. This is gonna be great!

Looking for some good resource material for air lines, hydraulic lines, and their associated tanks, reservoirs, pumps, valves, etc. What do you guys suggest? :?

Yes, It is I. "Don" Baker! So this is where everybody went.