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I'll be hitting the road at 4:30 a.m. Look forward to seeing everyone there.

Very cool, Dave! Sweet little Cobra. I look forward to seeing it at NNL East.

Sweet little Stude! Yeah, it would be great if someone did one in 1/25th.

Mitchell, that's one sweet little 356! Well done example of a kit we don't see too often here. Congrats!

Indeed, Bill, I have to add another hundered miles. 970 Kms or 603 miles and over 9.5 hours on the road. But I love it! Look forward to seeing all the great modelers there. Would love to go to Great Salt Lake show some day.

Great work, Rod! Nice clean old Ford.

And here I was thinking: That explains a lot.....

James, that bad boy looks pretty old and tired. Job well done.

The T-Bird/49-50 Ford is still available from a company called Easy Rods. You can find their ad in Street Rodder.

Great build. Love your weathering. Very realistic.

Very cool in black. Neat seeing this kit in a basic colour like black.

Whelp I knew it was a Renault Caravelle. I just didn't get the 68. To make matters worse because I was thinking yesterday was Friday so I didn't think there was time to find out what year it was. Sheesh!

Yes, the rods are great. So's the and all....

If you are unable to find a willing judge, I wonder if you could convince them to set it up kind of like the box stock category at a regular contest wherein you have to produce the kit instructions to prove the basis of this model came from a kit. Of course I just typed the previous paragraph and I thought of Cliff and Larry Read who do amazing work with diecast so..... I think I just confused things more.

Well, I have absolutely no use for motorcycles. You couldn't get me on one for all the tea in China. In fact if you ever see me on one it means I've decided to end it all. Anyway despite all that I have a growing collection of them in the stash to be built. Makes no sense to me but there you have it...

Oooohhhh! No! I forgot I needed to know the year. Don't know why but what it is popped right into my mind. Was thrilled when I double checked to find I was right. Maybe Harry can give an Atta Boy! for getting 2 out 3 right.

Sweet Olds! Nice clean updated build.

That is a fantastic build, Kenn! It's one sweet little MG.

Or it was shipped to a distribution center in Toronto then shipped out west again. That would be typical post office.

Love seeing those Chevy kits built up. It does make for a great Surf Wagon.

That is a sharp little Mercedes. I'm glad the fellows talk you into sharing it with us.

Looks good to me, Ben. BMF looks good on it and the weathering is subtle. Job well done.

Very nice mild custom Olds! I also like the paint finish on it.

Yes there is a model car club in Kingston. They have a contest coming up on May 5th. This is contest info from last year but should still work for contacts. - at: the Royal Canadian Legion #560 - The show address is: 734 Montreal St., Kingston, Ontario - for more info contact: Brian (613) 544-3298 or Peter (613) 389-8517 or E-mail: victorylane@sympatico.ca

Another great Zelkam station wagon build. Beautiful work, Jean-Jaques.