David G.

Ok, my turn to try it: David G

It's nice to see this one again Bill- looks good. David G.

It's Duplicolor BNS0503 Orange Mist Met (metallic?) (014). It's a very close match to the copper color on the box illustration. I don't usually paint the model the same color as the box art but that copper color is just perfect for 1977. You ought to post a picture of yours, I'd like to see it. David G.

I'm currently working on a 77 Matador. https://scontent-lax3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpa1/t31.0-8/11228133_1016394788382612_4152943061390963772_o.jpg" David G.

It's a calling Harry. I like to think that I help my fellow humans through some of the most difficult events in their lives in a way that not many people can. For me this isn't a family business. I sort of fell sideways into it by way of the transportation industry. Years ago, a business partner and I built an airport shuttle company here in the Phoenix area. After several years, I sold my part and started looking for another career. I needed something to keep busy while I was working out what my next big adventure was to be. Since driving for a living was familiar to me, I interviewed as a mortuary transport driver. I didn't get the job. (I've since learned that it getting a low-level job can be difficult once a prospective employer learns that you've owned and operated a couple businesses of your own.) As a result of that interview, I began to research a career in funeral service. The more I learned, the more I began to feel that this was what was right for me. There are technical, scientific, personal and spiritual aspects to this field that provide many opportunities for personal fulfillment. It can be difficult too. In the nearly twenty years I've been a funeral director, I've had my heart broken many times as I've helped young mothers dress their infant children for the last time or arrange the burial of a homeless veteran who will have nobody at his graveside service except the honors detail- and nobody to receive his burial flag except me- the funeral director. For me the biggest rewards come from helping the people- even and especially the ones who can't say thank you. David G.

Daxman- nice work,love all the added details. David G.

Hmmm, I'm watching with interest. David G.

That Delta Wing kind of looks like a ladies shoe. David G.

Excellent work! I don't know where to begin-it's all fantastic. David G.

I'm actually surprised there isn't more of us here. With all of the meticulous attention to detail that our careers require of us, model building seems like a natural extension of such traits. David G.

Great looking car, fabulous interior! David G.

Nicely done! David G.

Gotta love the old gassers, nicely done! David G.

Quick build or not, it looks great! David G.

I am. I've been into model railroading off and on for nearly 40 years.

It's like a Shay bicycle! David G.

Excellent work! David G.

Just as a point of reference. I bought this one for $50.00 back in April at the Desert Scale Classic in Phoenix. It's a decent kit but there were some casting flaws in the plastic that have given me trouble. David G.

Nicely done, congratulations on the award! David G.

Wow! Spectacular work! David G.

Nicely done. David G.

Close, Licensed Funeral Director, Embalmer and Cremationist. David G.

Nicely done! David G.

Excellent work, looks great! David G.

Those are nice! David G.