Harry P.

Year, make and model. That's all I ask, every time.

Hey... how did you get him to stick to the wall like that?

I think this ID Quiz has set the all-time record for wrong answers!

Hmmm.... that second one looks like it could be the Wright Brother's first Mercedes!

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I gotta say... you really worked for this one! And yes, you finally got it right!

That's weird, because I do see the pictures. I wonder why some of you don't?

It would have to be the dozens and dozens of varieties of '32 Fords.

I "wooden" know what to do with that!

Gotta question the big unpainted part on the underside of the hood. What's up with that?

In my opinion this kit is hugely overpriced. Looks like a very nice kit... if it sold for a MSRP of $125 or so instead of 600 bucks!

Digital camera quality has gone up while prices have come down (as is usually the case with electronics). There are dozens and dozens of quality cameras available in every price range. These days, even a relatively cheap digital camera ($100 or so) has features and capabilities that will serve you well. I suggest you do a google search for "Digital camera reviews," select the price range you want to shop in, and see what's available. Asking anyone which camera to buy is pointless... ask 100 people and you'll get 100 different answers. It's like asking people to recommend the best color or the best ice cream flavor. Really, the best way is to do a google search, pick a price range and stick to only those cameras in your price range, read the reviews, and make your choice. If you are on a budget, ignore anything above your price range... you want to find a good camera that fits your needs and is within your budget. No sense looking at expensive cameras. If you were in the market for a new car and could afford $25,000, you wouldn't shop at a Ferrari or Rolls Royce dealership... right? Here is just one site (of many) to get you started. http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-cameras/

Beautifully done! Very crisp and clean... they look fantastic!

Basically I picked models that represent a wide variety of subject matter... and that I thought would look good on the cover.

An obscure kit from an obscure TV show about a guy's mother-in-law who was reincarnated as a talking classic car. Really! You can't make this stuff up!

Well, you might not have known about all those things, but the Dremel tool was invented long before you were born, CA glue in the 1940s and the airbrush was invented in the late 1800s.

Remember, I need the specific model name...

Remember: DO NOT post clues or answers here! If you know the answer, PM me with specific year, make and model. The answer: 1948 Pontiac Torpedo

Does anyone organize their models...

Never been on FB, never been on Twitter... and never will be. Just not my thing...

All very nice... but my favorite is the '25 pickup. Cool!

I looked on my hard drive, but I couldn't find the file. I don't know what happened to it. Maybe I deleted it accidentally???

I get the gallon jug myself. I hate to run out...

Oh yeah... now I saw it. Easy to miss!

Well, there has to be some sort of high-mounted external air intake somewhere... otherwise this would be impossible. But I don't see it.