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Those are all great looking cars Randy.

I look forward to seeing you again Jeff.

Well Steven, you certainly do some outstanding work on those interior tubs. All the intricate and repetitive masking and painting must drive you nuts...... and then some.

Joe, I don't know how I missed this thread for so long, but I just went through all 17 pages...... all I have to say is...... WOW...!!!!!! Your over the top attention to accurate and realistic detailing is just outstanding. My hat is off to you sir...!!!

I don't know why nothing has been posted yet here on this Forum about this show, so I'll take the bull by the horns and do it myself... The 37th Annual 3 Rivers Automodelers Show & Contest is on Sunday, September 27,2015 at the Castle Shannon Volunteer Fire Hall at 3600 Library Road, Castle Shannon PA 15234. Hours are 9 AM until 3 PM. Admission is $5.00 and Contest Registration is $2.00 per model. There are 18 Contest Classes; 1 - Replica Stock 1948 & Older 2 - Replica Stock 1949 - 1968 3 - Replica Stock 1969 - Present 4 - Street Rod 1948 & Older 5 - Street Machine 1949 - 1968 6 - Street Machine 1969 - Present 7 - Customs All Years 8 - Curbside All Years 9 - Light Commercial 10 - Heavy Commercial 11 - Circle Track & Road Course 12 - Drag Class 13 - Diorama Class 14 - Junior Beginner to 12 15 - Junior - 13 to 16 16 - Slammer 17 - Miscellaneous 18 - Modified Diecast Special Theme for this show = Rat Rods This has been a great show with a lot of great models shown in the past years. I'm hoping to see a bunch of Forum members there this year as usual.

Nice looking Riv Mark. It could use some BMF on the windshield frame.

Wow, great looking cars Matt. Welcome back to the hobby, and to our plastic playground here. I'm an ex-Long Islander. I used to live in West Islip and moved to western PA almost 9 years ago because of the ridiculously high R.E. Taxes and utility rates.

Steven, you're just a "crazyman" with all that masking and painting on interiors...... but it does look outstanding.

That looks great Mike. J.D. has been my favorite libation for many, many years.

That's actually an Armadillo that does that...... Not an Amarillo.

Looks nice in that color Al.

One of the prescription drugs that I take on a daily basis is Onglyza, for the control of my blood sugar, as I am a Stage 2 diabetic. My blood sugar numbers are all good due to watching my diet and taking the Onglyza and Metformin. (latest # is 97 and my A1C is 6.4). When we went to my local Target pharmacy to pick up my prescription refills they advised that the co-pay for Onglyza had gone up...... A 90 day refill supply would cost me $459.00...!!!!!! There is no way in hell that I can afford that. I and the pharmacy called my PCP to see if he can either prescribe a generic for Onglyza, or a different, cheaper drug. Drug prices are ridiculous!!! The drug companies are so profit oriented causing so many people to not be able to afford the drugs they need. Yeah, I know, the corporate mindset is to make a profit... but come on...!!! I'm not trying to make this a political thing, I'm just "irked".

Very nice work Allan.

Fantastic work as usual Billy. I love it.

Thank you Michael Stevenson. I just got done deleting all of my old messages and now am down to only 16% used space.

Thanks Michael.

Thanks Rob.

OK Joe (Vettecote)... Now I can see the "cog"...... but does this delete ALL of the messages?? Or just each individual message? There are some messages and/or conversations that I don't want to delete just yet.

Rob, I don't see a little "cog" symbol anywhere on my screen.

That looks really great Gregg. I can't wait to get one. I'm sure it won't be long before someone comes out with a chopped roof body for this kit.

It seems that currently there is no way to delete old PM's since the Forum changeover. We can only store just so many PM's before "the mailbox is full" and then we can't receive new PM's. It was easy to delete them in the "old" setup. I understand that Dave Ambrose is looking into this problem and we'll hopefully be advised of a "fix" soon.

Carl, I'm assuming that it's true to 1/24 scale. I don't have a way to confirm that, but it really doesn't matter to me... it looks good with the rest of my cars.

Dave I think that Chrysler is a 1/32 scale kit and it has a multi piece body. I'd go with the Moebius '56 Chrysler kit if I were you. BTW Dave, I've been trying to send you a PM for a couple of days and it's telling me that you can't receive messages. Either there is a problem, or, you need to delete a bunch of your old messages because you're only allowed to keep so many... It's like your mailbox is full.

Nice job Ray. Isn't custom bodywork fun??

The mailman delivered a package today. I won a bid on EBAY for a 1/24 scale diecast model of a 1955 Pink Cadillac that Elvis bought for his Mom. Since no model was made of a '55 Cadillac, this fills in a "hole" in my 1950's car collection. It really is a pretty car.