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Like comparing a lump of it from Reliable (the bug-eyed monster in the image you've shared) to a, say, Modelhaus kit.

It'd be sweet if the dual fours and the headers found their way into this release : MPC Ford Bronco Monster Truck... | Scale Auto Model Kit Reviews & Reference (proboards.com)

MPC 78-0437 Ford Bronco... | Scale Auto Model Kit Reviews & Reference (proboards.com)

"Salesman" is the first song on Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones, LTD, which some folks believed to be a d__g reference

Thanks much! My wanting for you to post the link was twofold: 1.) I wanted for everyone in the forum to view your photos of your built Supra, esp. with the looming reissue of the 1984 edition of that outstanding kit 2.) For the life of me, I couldn't find it on your Fotki page (I didn't think to peruse the S.A.E. folder)

Family -or, families- of cats on Neko Jima are great subjects for photographers

It's the short wheelbase version E-150.

Hey, @tim boyd, would you please post the link to your Fotki album featuring the MPC Toyota Supra? Thanks much!

Going with a stock representation or a customised version? Side Note: Boy oh man, do we need a new 1970-1972 Chevelle kit!

"Engine" and "Motor" are oftentimes interchangeable in colloquial contexts.

There are many times when the hot-headed Celt in me rears its ugly head

'Natural Harmony' is a Moog-laced song on Notorious Byrds Brothers

Things, Pretty The recorded two notable songs whose titles are "Midnight to Six, Man" and "£.s.d." ["L.S.D."]

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"Wrong or right, they come here just the same...", is a line from Maybe the People Would be the Times (or Between Cleark Hilldale) by Arthur Lee & LOVE

Later, "updated", instrumental take on Eight Miles High from the last lineup of The Byrds, from the German TV programme Beat Club, May 1971

"Time passes like a kidney stone", is a phrase I've employed over the last 30 of so years

Imperials, Little Anthony and the, are a great group

I'm surprised by the clarity of the email's structure -- no tense shifts nor misspellings!

I'd buy a 6000 SUX!

As usual, the mono mix destroys the stereo mix:

!!! NICE !!! Even down to the licence plate! I'm planning to replicate the "1972"/"1973" Challenger from the film ("Jill"), a mix of the "auction" car (T-boned car which was cut-apart) and the "airport" car (the one which was sold to Prince Chrysler Plymouth Imperial, then stolen, and finally ground-up at the salvage yard). Keep up the great work!