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Tom, was great to meeting you too, glad you like Janis Porsche. I hope to be able to come at your show next year, I can't promise nothing though.

As soon I have some contact paper left over, I will make more of them and update this post.

Thank you for the picture! It was nice to meeting you too Tom, agree on the face/name. Unfortunately we see each other a the last moment.

I saw the resin one at GSL, way cool! Unfortunately I missed the seminar.

I like the idea of the cartoonish logo, I can probably make some t shirt too. You and Chris of course will get one for free!!!

Thank you Art! Good idea for selling the smoke, but I don't know how explain it to my wife... Maybe I can cover the couch with a comforter sheet, so I have more time to think what to tell her...

Few more... Here the link with the rest of the photos (81). https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.973009982733715.1073741888.175121675855887&type=3

Last week we went to the GSL, early afternoon on Saturday offered three tour buses to the museum, at 1:00PM, 2:00 and 3:00. Unfortunately the first bus had a small accident with a semi, and messed up all the schedule. The important thing is that nobody was hurt! So we drove to Sandy, Utah, where the museum is located. The museum is pack with models and other model car related items, from parts to boxes, awards, there is also a box that was used by Revell to send out models. I wish I had more time to look carefully to each models, but we arrived there around 3:15. And glad I made there, because there was a car on fire before the exit, and the fire fighter arrived with us pretty much... You could feel the heat on the third lane!!! Glad my rental car did not melt... The museum.

Agree, plus I had the dogs, and I had to visit Boneville...

Was very nice to meet Art Larski, and Randy with is fantastic brass work. Little bit at time I remember all the name... Thank you Steve, looking forward to see you too in 2017... LOL!!!

@Danno and Chris, looking forward for meeting you guys a the GSL in 2017. @Russel and Chris, I remember that day when we found out about the couch, my wife was not very happy, and I was giving a Milk-Bone (dog biscuit) to the dogs, because I saw the potential on this material. Maybe I can bring some "smoke" a the next GSL...

I had a great time a the GSL, it was a honor meet you all guys, starting from the GSL guys, Mark, Phil, and after John Teresi, you Chris, Vince, Tom Geiger, The ACME guys, Roy and wife, Danno (altough we did not present each other) for say a few names, unfortunately I don't remember all the names, I'm getting old... Was a really really pleasure meet you all, see your fantastic work in person and mate my first time at GSL was a great experience!!! The problem now is that I will have to come back in 2017!!!

There are a few on ebay in 1/43. Thank you Tommy! Thank you Danno! Was a great pleasure meet you a the GSL, and good job on buying/saving the Cobras and donating them to the museum so everyone that will go there will appreciate this guy craftsmanship, and he will never forget!

Thank you Fred! I love both the transporter, the Ferrari and the Cobra, I was thinking to do the Ferrari, but I opted for the Cobra because I already had the Daytona kits. Did you were at GSL? Thank you Gene! I hope this week to do some work on it. At least have primer on the main parts.

Great project!

Thank you Rambenna! Thak you Richard!

Thank you Eric!

Thank you Ray! Thank you Tim!

Beautiful job!!!

Finally I had some time to spray some primer.

Thank you Tim!

Looking good!

Thank you Randy. I was hoping to finish it sooner, and take it in Salt Lake, but there is still a lot to do, plus the cars are not ready yet.

Small progress on the back of the truck, the spare tire holder.

I also asked Gregg. Gregg gave me also another image to use for a possible decal, but unfortunately the image was low resolution, and I had issue when I traced for cut it. I ask him a hi resolution image but I think Gregg when MIA.