Crazy Ed

That Thing looks Wonderful Harry. But it sure would be a bear to feed it in operation! Shovel out of the Coal Box then pretty much crawl under the Drive Mechanism with that "Connecting Rod" moving back and forth overhead. No matter WHAT happens, Do Not Stand UP!

Yep, That'll Do It.

Really Nice Ray! Sure it's got a rearview mirror, But dose it smell Showroom Fresh?

Another well detailed Wonder Harry! That'd look good sitting next to a San Francisco Cable Car. They share alot of visual features.

Donn, Looks like the Old Adage of "Them that can Do and them that Can't Teach" is Wrong, because you sure Can DO AND Teach, 'cause that's Sure Some Pretty Paint! Thinkin' it's time to drop a chech in the mail!

Good to read! Heck you're suppose to be haulin' Payin' Loads not just the Drivers A**

Claayton, That's one of them Rigs folks want to just get out of the way of! Sure hope you're runnin' more often Loaded than Deadhead.........

Carl, don't take by comment as a dig. The Mustang and Camaro show the wheels Really Well. The others ......... Not so well. BUT THE PAINT on ALL of 'em was EXCELLENT. Sharp Smooth Reflections - Very Well Done.

YEA Russ. It's good to do what You Like to do. Sure hope the Job is LONG term!

Ray I'm thinking When You were Hunting you also had a great fondness for wildlife. If it got to where I needed to "harvest" an Animal for us to survive, well it'd be Animals 0, Us 1 or more if needed. But it wouldn't be easy. Heck here's a Picture taken out our front window - If the window wasn't there I could have petted her!

Carl, although the Whels arn't really highlighted the Paint on ALL those builds look like Glass! GREAT job!!!

Excellent job (I know from another thread not to call it a Build) there Harry. Too bad the Pics arn't largeras I'm guessing there's lots of detail to see there.

I DO like those 60's Cars. Torque Thrust should ALWAYS end with a D.

If Steven's engine pic it what you're shootin' for I think some of your Copper with some Orange and a light drop of Red'd fill the bill.

You Are Welcome Ray. I hope the Pics bring a smile to your face.

Robert, Great to hear your Plantings are doing so well! I can't move my "Planter" (pics to follow), I tried to grow cherry tomatoes in one of those Baskets with Coconut a Husk liner but it was impossible to give it enough water. Since then I've used trimmed trash bags t line the inside the Coconut husk and used them (4) for growing flowers. Oh yea, I also have a Dwarf Kaffir Lime tree gets hauled in during the Winter and as long as there's no chance of frost lives on the East Porch and a couple of Rosemary plants that stay outside and get trimmed regularly . As to vertical elevation, a week ago I found out at the Doctors Office in the last 30 years I've lost 1 1/2" in height. I'm now 1/2" taller than you are, so we'd see eye to eye! Here's the Garlic "Garden" ~10 days ago And Today

So, what's the Season and Limit on Chihuahuas? Of all the critters we've had here the most special to watch was a Bobcat "Kitten" learning to hunt with parent ~10 yards off watching from the high grass.

Turned out to be closer to 30. Hope these do it for ya Ray.

Ok Randy, What's next you going to make, micro scale Oil Molecules so you can have correct scale Oil Leaks on the Engine and Trans !!!???

That is BEAUTIFUL! The Paint and Engine compartment look Spot On.

Robert, I've got a Garlic Garden it a 100 Gallon Water Trough filled with potting soil. Thinking about Tomatoes in another. In my front room I have Cilantro and Radish's in rectangular planters, Thai and Sweet Basil, Garlic Chives and in starter "pots" 6 Thai Chili Pepper Plants. 3 of which I'l grow and 3 for neighbors. The reason for the indoor plants is a combination of weather and Critters. Right now there are ~20 Deer scattered around the House laying down in the shade.

Ray & Bill, Thank You. Bill given you liked the Crane Shot, here's a link to my Album on Photobucket it came from with 31 more Crane Pics.

John, Your attention to and skill adding detail makes following your builds a pure pleasure, and those Lights add a new dimension. FWIW you could replace those wires with ones of a much smaller gauge which would make it a lot easier to hide when you're finished.

When Alonso hit that wall the last thing I expected to see was him walking away from that pile of rubble waving! And seeing Haas Scoring Points was almost as big a surprise. Other than the Screwball Qualifying format this was one of the Best F-1's in some time.

Heck, If you know off the top of your head how many Kits you've got you don't have enough!