- The Moebius AWB Coronet kit showed up on my doorstep this afternoon, courtesy of Spotlight Hobbies. Great job on the fast service Matt and Dawn!!! Now, to decide how I'm gonna build it... Ramchargers, or Dick Landy?
- The reason I was asking about the trim on the side of a '63 C10 was because I'd like to build something like this. Yes, I image search too much. For me, this is one of those 'floats my boat' *LINK* *PIC*
- Wishing I had seen this earlier. Do they hold that show every year? *NM*
- 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 *NM*
- MODELING PERSONALITIES: Just saw Steve Krontz referred to a post on Facebook. Anyone, besides me, who hasn't seen his name in years? *NM*
- Auto Modeler Magazine will be covering Crusin' for a Cure 9/28/24. Hope to see you there!
- Big Thanks to Matt and Dawn! My two Model Cars Magazines with ny first articles came today... *LINK* *PIC*
- As one of the judges at that contest, we called it the "not the 'pibber' bost"!
- Was '63 the only year GM put this trim on the side of the C10 like the truck in these pics? *PICS*
- Here's my very recently finished '59 Cadillac Ambulance.
- Good evening guys, I've gotten a couple models finished after a crazy busy summer. Here is a '64 Impala I finished last week.
- In addition to the pair of small town car shows that I went to this past Saturday, Atkinson also had a small antique tractor and equipment show , as part of their Heritage Days celebration.... *PICS* *LINK*
- Great buildsTim! *NM*
- Cobble Beach Concours, Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada *LINK*
- I'm thinking a lot of the "early" stuff will never get built. The separate doors and other parts look interesting, but when it comes time to figuring out how it all goes together, interest will drop like a lead balloon *NM*
- Thanks...maybe, uh no. *LINK*
- The longer wheelbase of the Dodge, compared to the Plymouth, didn't always mean the Dodgehad a longer frame. Former Chrysler engineer Patrick Bedard revealed in one of his columns in Car and Driver back in the '80s or '90s, that Chrysler would often use multiple holes...
- Thanks for your comments, folks. Wish this stuff came in 1/25th. I'm envious of COF Charlie's ability. *NM*
- Glad to see others find this drill starter useful--just wish I'd found it years ago. Would have saved a lot of scratched parts & pricked fingertips. *NM*
- Ever notice that there aren't many young'uns hanging around car shows? Wonder why? Maybe the only things that work are their thumbs! *NM*
- I was at a local car show this past weekend, it was run in conjunction with a “family days” event, so, lots of kids there but few came to look at the cars, one group of three boys, maybe 12-14 , came toward me and my car, im thinking oh maybe they want look at it…one
- Younger car folks tend to gather at their own events. *PIC*
- Interests change. When I was a young'un I'm sure that there were comments about the lack of interest in coin collector shows, stamp shows, fixing up old radios...
- The local cars and coffee draws a very large crowd of people of all ages
- I see younger folk, and women as well at shows in my area, immigrants as well. It seems to me hobbyists have been complaining about the graying of the hobby for a decade or more. *NM*
- As I recall, they also made a roadster version of that truck. *NM*
- With that hint I was able to find that kit, which was 1-72 and 1-48. It also let me find the mystery boat, South Vietnam navy RAG patrol boat kit picture. Still not certain of just how it was operated, though. *NM*
- Thanks for the info. Sounds like your dad's boat moved right along with that pair! *NM*