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Good luck with your new job Russ, and of course with being off on Mon. - Thurs. you could also look for something better if you want.

Lovin' it Manuel, and I remember when that kit first came out. What a looooong time ago.

I use Devcon 5-Minute Epoxy as it dries clear and is compatible with many materials including the pins.

Last month I found some HO slot cars, bodies, track, guard rail, etc. in the crawl space. I was going to "pitch" the whole lot as I'll never use it again. Then I remembered that my buddy had an HO track and gave it all to him to either keep or pitch.

Very nice build on that S & M kit, as I just love dem Mopars!

VERY nice build on that roadster Albert.

This Little Red Wagon is residing in western Illinois, when I saw it a few years ago.

Very nice build on that 'Vette, and I have some parts from that kit that I hope to use in the future.

That is a drop dead gorgeous lookin' model Jason.

Very nice Gene, as I just love dem Mopars!

Over the years I've been able to "mix 'n match" Testors, Tamiya, Black Gold, MCW, and Dupli-Color paints with no problems at all.

So sorry to hear of your loss Jeff, and may you find comfort in knowing that your dad is in God's hands.

Tamiya TS-13 Clear works well with Testors Lacquers also.

You seem to forget that money is for spending, and how people spend it is their business.

He used to set up shop at the Toledo NNL back in the 2000's also.

I too have a mom & pop hobby shop only 10 miles away and try to support them as much as I can.I also have a Hobby Lobby 1/2 mile away but I only go there occasionally and maybe by a can of paint or embossing powder. Back-in-the-day there were LOTS of hobby shops and stores with a hobby department. Of course that was in the 50's & 60's.

Yes, that was a blessing after that horrific crash.

To all of you who have served in the United States Armed Forces, I thank you for your services. Also there are many men & women who have served and made the "ultimate sacrifice" which helped in giving us the freedom we enjoy today,

I don't think that I'll ever have to worry 'bout owning a Ferrari, although this one looks kinda nice............................

Try changing the oil filter in some late 60's Mopar B-bodies, as they're located at the front of the engine and are in a horizontal position. Once it is unscrewed you have to wiggle it out between the K member and the lower radiator hose. Talk 'bout a mess.

The Ramblin' Man, may he R.I.P.

Here's a Big John Willys I had painted several years ago using Candy Red over a Gold basecoat.

Either God will send you another one, or perhaps you can get one from a shelter if you so choose? Sorry for your loss.

Back-in -the -day, Memorial Day was always on May 30th, Of course that was before our country decided to celebrate a number of holidays on Mondays.

Excellent products and service, and Norm is a great guy to deal with both in person or on the phone.