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  1. David G.
    I am a licensed Funeral Director, Embalmer and Cremationist. David G.
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    The night shots are awesome! David G.
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    Amazing Progress! David G.
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    Looks good! David G.
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    The Awesomeness Continues! David G.
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    Still watching- Still amazed! David G.
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    Excellent work G! You have a talent for giving those little bits o' plastic the appearance of mass. David G.
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    Very Cool! David G.
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    Meyers Manx Buggy

    David G. replied to ddk's topic in Model Cars

    Very well done- looks great! David G.
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    Looks Great! Love the local flavor. David G.
  11. David G.
    Very cool! Thanks for the tips on thread-laying. David G
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    Very Cool! David G.
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    Wow! Awesome weathering. David G.
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    Excellent work! You've got some cool custom mods going. David G.
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    Your weathering and detail is excellent, I think it looks great. David G.
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    Looks great. Excellent decal work! David G.
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    Looks good, I like the color choice. David G.
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    Watching with rapt interest. David G.
  19. David G.
    I agree completely, just cover the cost and share the good fortune. David G.
  20. David G.
    Stickers on my produce! It's impossible to peel one of those tiny labels from a pear or tomato without taking the skin with it. David G.
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    Another work of art! David G.
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    Awesome! I can't wait to see more. David G.
  23. David G.
    Bill, I'm thinking more along the lines that a scrap yard owner would buy an old junker for $75 then sell the right front fender for $50, the rear bumper for $35, the hood for $40, etc. Much the way this seller seems to buy a model kit for, maybe $75, and sells a hood scoop for $16, a bumper for $10, etc. Yes, the cost for a used part vs. a new part is much lower. The point I wanted to make is, buying the parts to build an entire car or model kit would cost many times what the car or kit would cost if purchased as a whole. Regardless of whether the parts are new or used. This is something scrap yards have been doing for the last century or so. David G.
  24. David G.
    Haven't real-life automotive scrap yards been doing this for about a century already? David G.
  25. David G.
    That's just beautiful- everything looks spot-on. David G.
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