Kris Morgan

Have you heard the love that sings over our inner city sidewalks? Have you risen above all that leads to hate?

Correct Harry.

-11 this morning. Not sure but feels about 0 right now.

Set a record low this morning. -11.

Yeah, She'll tell you she's an orphan. After you meet her family.

Post #5052 Gypsy Road, Cinderella Post#5056 Cemetery Gates, Pantera

Anthrax. I'm the man

If you wanna go with a nice prewired distributor, try here www.madmodeling.com You get a detailed prewired and precolored cap, separate base and material to make the boots. The wire used is solid core so that it will be easy to position. There is also a selection of styles.

I think they are ALL set up. Just a matter if you to or do not find each show interesting. Even American Pickers has a script to a point. I still like to watch it just to see some cool items.

There was an Amish Mafia marathon on a while back. I caught about 1/2 an episode by mistake. I then found myself watching about 4 more just to see if it really was that stupid. Turns out it was.

Thank you Tom.

Great that you are sharing the hobby with your grand kids. Lets hope they stay with the hobby. This is a great kit for the reasons you pointed out. Even those of us that have been with the hobby longer may like it as a quick/stress free build. You could even do a bit of kit bashing and scratch building and come up with something really nice. Many kudos to Revell for seeing the need to market to the kids.

Very nice build of an interesting car.

Looking at temps below zero with a wind chill of about -15 to -20 here just outside the D tonight. Good night to sit in the basement and sort model parts.

Washin the dog, washin the dog. (LOL)

I'm liking this build. I like the story behind it even more though.

May be but, the GLH and GLHS were little rockets.

Man, I gotta find those surfer bikes. they are too cool.

correct.

Wine is fine but, whiskeys quicker. Suicide is slow with liquor.

That is looking really good Tom. One of my favorite cars.

You better watch for me coming, watch for me coming in a 59 drop top blood red Cadillac.

Speaking of Chicago based bands, give this one a shot. I tried to sell my soul down in Mississippi. Waited at the crossroads but, the devil never came.

I will usually lay a light coat on top of the chassis, bottom of the interior tub, etc. Inside of the body gets painted. On a side note, I am restoring a 69 Wildcat. The previous builder panted EVERY surface with red brush paint. Inside the engine block and trans, behind the dash. Even the inside surfaces where the front seat goes together.

Cheap Trick, name of the song escapes me