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I would need a 50 lb. bag of Rolaids just looking at these, I'm sure they're good for those who can enjoy them.

That breed is recognized by the American Kennel Club as the Fence Jumper breed.

After reading the story about this house, it now really looks creepy.

The L700 Flatbed looks great and cleanly done. Like the way the bed and ramps look. The Little Red Wagon is really well detailed looking.

The '62 409 anything let alone a convertible was special. Great looking body color and finish and the contrasting interior go well together. I like the rear window idea for the top.

Beautiful looking paint finish and of course the color as well. Clean looking body trim and detailed engine.

If you ever got to see these two engines side by side, you would see that the V-6 is a much taller engine in real life and just as wide.

Like the Pontoon Fender Roadster body look. Should you consider a closed coupe look, think about the chopped top from the '36 Ford kit. Maybe even the chopped top from the old AMT '50 Ford Convertible/Victoria Hardtop kit.

Like the Three Window Look.

Beautiful looking body and paint work. The redesigned body work looks like something someone should do in full scale.

Great looking MGB. The interior turned out very well moving the steering and changing the dash.

Beautiful looking paint finish and color, clean chrome details. Great looking engine details. Like the wheel & tires combination along with the stance.

Great looking color combination.

Many years ago, we built a new home in an area that had been used for grazing cattle for many years until developers started building new homes there. Our neighbor across the street had a yard that backed up to what was a dry wash most of the year but had enough moisture to attract many different woodland creatures. They went away for a one-week vacation only to return and find that a couple of Racoons had used their doggy door to get into the garage and they clawed their way into the house. The Racoons had ransacked the kitchen as well as the dog food stash. Something you would have to see to appreciate the destruction they caused.

You would be amazed just how destructive these little bandits can be when foraging.

Please post any pictures you may have for those of us who can't attend.

My sincere condolences on your fathers passing. I admire you for the caring of your father in his final days. My wife and I had done much the same thing for her mother until she had to go into a cared medical facility and understand what a strain this all can be for you emotionally as well.

Some of the great things about this kit as opposed to the original one is the dual exhaust, not that you can't make your own, just easier. On the sleeper build I used the larger diameter wheels and slicks from the first issue of the '57 Ford coupe kit. Tight fit but didn't have to narrow the rear end either. I robed the blower setup off of the Buick Stage II kit. The suspension is fairly easy to lower as needed.

I'm a big fan of the subject and have built a few. Very happy with the way it builds up with no real problems I didn't create on my own. I did a resin fastback in blue as that is my favorite body style. I also built a sleeper coupe with a blown engine all under the stock hood and only some slicks to give it away. Another as a '50's era CHP black & white.

Great paint color and trim, good name.

Great looking factory hot rod truck. Smooth looking paint work and the contrasting interior color looks good. Like the stance.

Great looking basic car and colors to match. Cleanly detailed trim and interior. Nice to see the "leaning tower of power" get some respect.

Great looking paint color and trim finishes. Like the stance.

Great looking color and interior combination. Clean looking chrome trim.

Another great looking Porsche build. Like the body color and interior finishes.