[1966 nova.]

As the others have said that is one of the nicest Novas I have ever seen.

One heck of a job cleaning up the mess you talk about. You should be proud of your recovery from the CA mishap.

[1967 Camaro SS350]

Very nice job on the Camaro.

Is that paint color called Butternut Yellow?

I would also love to see a newly tooled 67 Camaro

[Inventory software]

Thanks everyone for all of the tips.

It sounds like Excel would be the best solution.

[Buick Grand Camino GNX]

Very nicely done!

Too bad GM didn't make one of those back in the day.

[Inventory software]

Rob, I have been thinking about this is as well, but with less the 20 kits, I can use a napkin , but to answer your question, I think one program you could use would be a spread sheet I think. I do know there are a lot of members on here that use computer programs do keep an inventory

I thought of a spreadsheet as well Jonathan but I think there are some good programs out there that would make it a little easier to search.

[Inventory software]

Wow, Rob, how many kits do you have that you need "tracking" software?

I knew that question would come up. Honestly I really don't know how many I have at this point. I boxed up 100 kits today and moved them to the basement for storage. Even that didn't make a dent in my collection.

I think I need to join plastic anonymous or something.

[Inventory software]

I think it is time for me to get a little more organized. Cleaning out my model room today I came across many duplicate kits stashed away in the back of my storage cabinets. So I decided it is time to get all of this information onto my computer so I can track what I have better.

Has anyone come across a good free inventory program designed to manage model inventories?

I have been searching the net and found a few but I thought I would seek the advice from those who are using something today.

Thanks in advance.

[Charger Street Outlaw 1/16]

Seriously though, you have done a really nice job on the Charger. Love all the detail under the hood.

[Charger Street Outlaw 1/16]

That's a fine set of rims on that birthday card, I mean car.

I am sooo confused.

[Rest in Peace Brindle]

I very sorry to hear of your loss John.

[1st Generation S10/S15 Blazer Kit?]

Monogram had this release of the S-10 pickup back in the early 90s.

[Smokey and the Bandit Trans Am]

i just love these cars. Nice job finishing up your T/A.

I am jealous.

[How Many Here Profit From Your Model Car Hobby?]

For me it is a hobby only. Building models to sell would never pay for the time and effort I would have to put into them. I have been asked to build kits for others and I do so if the provide the kit and paint. I enjoy building for others as much as I do for myself. I have a large collection of kits with mulitples of some. I still have no intention on selling them. I buy the kits to build and enjoy the hobby to much to introduce the frustration of trying to run a small business. If I did it would be no longer a fun hobby for me.

[Almost lost my son Saturday night.....]

What a terrible situation Terry.

I wish TJ all the best on his road to recovery.

[61 Pontiac convertible]

What a very cool kit!

I can just imagine some kid putting that together many years ago using their imagination. I used to use real carpet on some of my builds when I was a kid as well. I thought it looked great at the time.

You are giving this model a second life. I can't wait to see more.

[57 Chevy Nomad]

I think it is really looking good. Nice job on the BMF for a first attempt.

[1969 Chevy Nova Yenko Project]

That dashboard detailing is just amazing!!

This is going to be an amazing build.

[Hey mister........]

I'm glad I grew up in a time where kids had to use their imaginations to have fun. I remember my cousin and I mixing real concrete to build bridges for our matchbox cars.

Building models was one of my favorite past times as a kid. Funny, come to think of it I still do this as a favorite past time.

[What Slows Down Your Builds?]

Good Weather , and a cold beer(s) slow my builds down

I am guilty of that.

I get stuck on the final assembly of all of the little small parts.

[57 Chevy Nomad]

Looks like you're off to a good start Rick.

Just take your time and it will come together nicely for you.

[1973 Monte Carlo]

Love them both.

Really nice detail under the hood.

I wish there were more kits available from this generation of cars. Grand Prix, Chevelle, Cutlass, etc.

[Ech.........the humidity is killing me]

Boy, we have the exact opposite here in the North West. Raining again today, allthough we have had sun for a couple of weeks prior. Everything is wet and we are having landslides and floods.

[My '77 for 7/7]

Nice T/A Jon.

I loved these cars when I was a kid!

[Building '69 Charger daytona's with my Grade 5 class continued!]

Bill, what a great thing you are doing for these kids.

2 thumbs up!!

[Air brushing from a compressed air tank?]

I had that setup in the past as well but got a little frustrated filling it all of the time.

For the money I spent on the tank and fittings I could have bought a compressor from an auto store for less than $100. That is what I have now and it works like a charm.