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    My search function will not find any results. Not sure if this is related to missing content but the timing is suspicious.
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    1930 Ford

    redscampi replied to Bronzekeg's topic in Model Cars

    One of the best looking builds. Period.
  3. redscampi
    Hah, mine too! Nothing there…
  4. redscampi
    Never use a bank. It’s hard to tell them from the thieves sometimes.
  5. redscampi
    This build is getting better and better! I love your creativity in overcoming obstacles and adding detail!
  6. redscampi
    All this talk of psychotic appliances reminded me of Talkie Toaster...
  7. redscampi
    It's not supposed to...
  8. redscampi
    The other day I grabbed this. Seller said for parts, don't know if complete (It is, with instructions). There was also a complete Woodstock Woody mostly on sprue in the same box and a few bits from a third kit. This kit was just missing instructions. And...a 1968 version MPC Fire Truck, mint in a very nice box. This one does not have "Chuck Miller's" credit on the front of the box. Can you tell I'm on a C-cab kick?
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    Losing a dog can be tough. I feel for you. Good to see you driving forward on the buggy. The sink looks brand new old stock!
  10. redscampi
    Who doesn't love a huge box of possibilities?
  11. redscampi
    Wow! Nice bunch of old built-ups!
  12. redscampi
    Man you had yourself a good day! Congrats!
  13. redscampi
    Man I would have added some rust and weathering and sent it! Too bad, it was beautiful! May be the second time is a charm?
  14. redscampi
    Fantastic news! Thanks very much!
  15. redscampi
    For those of us that don't do Instagram, could you please let us know the gist of the message? Glad to here it's positive news!
  16. redscampi
    Hah! I was just looking at that! (See above)
  17. redscampi
    Now that is nice. I went looking for more history on this car and found this enlightening article on the Hemming's site. https://www.hemmings.com/stories/2014/01/03/lil-coffin-ii-the-full-size-tribute-to-dave-stuckeys-show-rod-heads-to-auction
  18. redscampi
    All I can say is...man they butchered that poor thing. I mean it was the 80's and all but the design choices made by Starbird lend a lot of credence in my mind to the idea that Stuckey did the original design.
  19. redscampi
    Well, we will see. That's a really interesting design, if not beautiful. I'm painstakingly removing all of the glued parts that I can from one another without breakage. It's nerve-wracking. We'll see what I have left when I'm done!
  20. redscampi
    I was extremely fortunate to obtain this lot for the princely sum of 20 bones. The kits on ebay are insanely priced now. It's interesting to read about the history of the real car. There's a thread on here and some other internet chatter about a guy named Dave Stuckey who worked in Starbird's shop, who claimed that he was the designer and creator of the car.
  21. redscampi
    You are correct! I am uncomfortably aware that there's no way I'll ever build all of my kits.
  22. redscampi
    Yessir, you remember correctly. In this case the figure is new and unused. I hadn't realized it was the same figure as the Boot Hill Express minus the hat.
  23. redscampi
    Picked up this lot of Li'l Coffins from ePay. Looks like I can more or less build at least two "stockers" from this and the rest will only need imagination and trips to the parts box. I will have to supply tires for all of them.
  24. redscampi
    As if model building and this are mutually exclusive!
  25. redscampi
    Happy, happy, joy, joy!
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