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Welcome to our plastic playground Fish.

Welcome to our plastic playground Jeff.

Welcome to our plastic playground John.

You might try the smaller springs inside a disposable BIC lighter or a similar one.

Welcome to our plastic playground Brian.

Welcome to our plastic playground Arthur.

I'm lovin' it Chuck. It's got a great Custom look.

Welcome to our plastic playground Bob.

Welcome to our plastic playground Jonathan.

For me, I'm partial to cars from the 1950's. Lots of chrome and style changes pretty much every year.

Welcome to our plastic playground John.

Thank you for your continued attention and efforts to keep this Forum running as smoothly as possible Dave.

Welcome to our plastic playground Rob.

Welcome to our plastic playground Brian.

That's a great looking car John.

Great colors Tom. I've got a promo of this car in my TO DO pile.

As Randy stated, "I also wish that I had the $200 to spend" At 72 years old with Social Security being my only income, I have all I can do to keep the roof over my head (Taxes, utilities, etc..), along with getting supplies for this hobby, and squirreling away a few bucks each month so I can attend NNL East each year. I can only stretch my meager income just so far.

Welcome to our plastic playground Michael.

You could also take apart old, used up BIC cigarette lighters.

My vote is for the '58 Chevy.

Welcome to our plastic playground Dave.

That's a great looking car Pat.

Thanks again for all the kind comments guys. David, I am in no way a master of anything. The Molotow pens are a great tool in our modeling arsenal. Just be sure to let the parts dry fully for at least a day or so before handling them to not ruin the chrome sheen.

Thanks very much for all of your kind comments guys. No Lee, the kit came with opening doors.

Great job Rick.