High octane

Wow Cliff they all look great. I have some of that Bronze in my stash, maybe it's time for some "shake 'n spray?" I just love dem B-body Mopars!

that would work

Great job on that conversion Steve. Back in the 60's I had a few of those "Bullet Birds" but none came out lookin' as good as yours. I like your color choice as well.

and check spelling

no thank you

and beer also

what a life

Very nice job on that Bird Bart as I've been lookin' at those AMT 1/32 scale kits to start my grandson on "glue kits," however his wouldn't come close to your build as he's been workin' on Snap Tite kits and hasen't done any painting or glue assembly as yet. Of course he's only 6 1/2 years old.

like rattle snakes

I got rid of my two air-brushes a few years ago along with a compressor. I like painting with lacquers and use Tamiya, Testors, Black Gold, MCW, and Dupli-Color and besides they're all compatible with each other from my experience. And YES I really like the "shake 'n spray" method and get good results such as this..................................................

and other hazards

move to Arizona

that is extra

get your implants

Francis, your build is absolutely gorgeous. You're not a model builder but an absolute craftsman to say the least. Besides that, I just love dem B=body Mopars!

and pretzels too

VERY nice job on that display cabinet Hugh and you'll find (maybe) with all that emptiness in your cabinet that it will motivate you to finish more models to add to the case. It happened to me and soon I'll have to add another shelf, that is if I get out of my current "building slump."

Very nice build on that flip nosed gasser, as I had built one of those also a few years back.

a great idea

and fish too

I also vote for MAD dizzys.

feed the kitty

Hawaii

deal the cards

without any clothes