High octane

pass on that

add green pepper

What a great lookin' rig Alex.

Very nice build on that S & M build. I had started one awhile back and have 50%+ done, however I'm in a deep building slump right now and it was to be a "street racer."

and sausage too

for good measure

Sad news and may he R.I.P.

call animal control

except on foot

nowhere to go

bumper to bumper

and Willy Wonka

needs Energizer batery

don't be late

and on stage

While I have been a model builder for many years on and off and right now in a deep slump due to health issues, I buy model car kits if they are something I'M interested in and it doesn't matter to me if the emblem on the body is 3/32" scale inches off or the windshield washer fluid bottle is set back too far, etc. When I buy and build a kit I do it because I want to and because it would look great on MY shelf. When I display my built models at club meetings, NNL's, or contest other builders don't look at my builds with a micrometer, or other such tools. In fact to ME when a new kit is issued, the choice to buy the kit is VERY simple, either I want it or I don't. And no I rarely "fix" a kit to any degree. Last kit I fixed had two fluid bottles mounted on the top of the fender well and one needed to be removed, simple. If a builder wants to rag about a kit and spends their modeling time writing to the manufacturer, or other builders, to me that's wasting time and I have plenty of other ways to waste my time instead of the context of plastic pieces in a model box.

sounds real good

Thanks for the info Tom.

A great job on that trailer.

protective of winds

what, more lies?

Great pics & thanks!

and black bears

Nice builds, both of them.

near palm trees