Modelbuilder Mark

Very cool so far

I am glad to see you building this one you. I did not think i have ever seen one built up either. I look forward to your progress.

Very nice start.

Looks great!

Welcome back the hobby! Build on!

It will be nice to see a 50 instead of the 49 that were so often see. I am looking forward to seeing more.

I like it

"Too many" is relative. Too many to build in a life time? Too many to fit into the space you have? Too many to justify? Too many to remember what you have? What does SHE mean? Ask her how many of X(purses, shoes, etc etc) she has, and then if that is too many. Let's face it, all we really need is food, water, sleep, shelter, the rest is all bonus anyway. Most of us on here have more kits than we will build....as kits. BUT, they are not there simply to be built. They are that collectors item you were looking for, that kit that took you back to your childhood so you bought it again, they represent a parts yard, trade fodder, future projects, etc etc.. As long as they do not prevent you from other obligations like making the mortgage, paying the bills, etc. and you enjoy the hobby, then so be it. As my dad would say, you don't have to feed them........but you do the wife.

Nice, i like it.

Nice weathering techniques

Very nice collection.

Looks like a good year with lots of variety, nice

it looks like you have had a very productive year. I especially like your 72 Chevy truck, The Vega Wagon, and the ChevyII, nice work.

Looks good!

Congrats on a job well done young man! Build on!

Nice, I like the weathering.

I like them!

Very clean building, and some great looking models. What is the source on those tires for the Raptor? I do think you may need to dirty that one up a bit tho!

Nice models, I like the direction you went on the Pacer, and as I said under your main topic, glad to see the Jolly finished.

Very nice!

Cool wood-grain effects.Is that a decal or paint?

Nice Mustang! Is that the kit glass or did you replace with something else, as the back glass is so clear? I would never have thought of the BIN. May have to check that out, thanks for the info.

Very cool, I have enjoyed your work since first seeing it Tom.

Some great models there, I especially like your rendition of Crawford's Town Car. Did you wire up and detail the motor/chassis as well?

Nice work! I like you choice of photo backdrops as well.