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I may be blowing my own horn, but yesterday was birthday #60 for me. Didn't do anything special, stayed home , watched the race and had an enjoyable dinner prepared by my wife, and later on, after the grandkids got back from their dads house, we had cake. Good time!!! Dave

Mark: that is terrible that your comp.took a dump. Everything looks good from this end of the box. Wonderful job on them all. I like how that SAS jeep turned out. Good work and glad your back, I missed your by-line on the forums. Dave

Coming along just fine. Can't wait for further instalments Dave

That is a fantastic looking modified you got there man.It looks as if it was going out for its first laps, no dents or dings anywhere. Dave

Duke: That is going to be great, the "Iron Duke"building a 1/25 scale car kit. The planets have moved out of alignment and the universe is collapsing on itself, LOLOLOLOLOL!!! Seriously man, you should be able to do great things in that "Huge" scale. Must be a welcome relief, having come off...

Good God, that Dora is HUGE!!! I wouldn't have any place to show it off. I can't see how you can shoe it, your Karl Morser, and both of those armored trains in andything but a display case. Wonderful job my friend. Dave

Duke: Those are all some fantastic looking armor pieces. You are just a building machine. I remember seeing that group photo that you showed. Have you ever tried doing any armor from WWI? I know there are a few types in 1/72 scale from the great war. I know I've seen some Model T style...

I really like how your Hudson turned out. I was given the Hardtop for my birthday last year, and wanted to find a proper color for it, and that looks like the way to go. Nice job man. Dave

I like the rust bucket look of that poor old VW. You did a wonderful job on the build. I too, like the bumper sticker, totally today. Dave

Re: monogram 57 chevy nomad ........ this hurts Just step back, take a deep breath, and take care of the repair work. It looked great up to this point. I have the version with the Gas Station cutouts and I decided to do mine without the Hi-rise manifold for the induction system. I'm not...

That is a totally cool Rat Rod. I like the idea of using the webbing on the hood as a mask. A long time back, I tried a technique that I saw in a magazine that showed taking paint from the inside of the jar, as it is getting tacky, and making a Spiderweb effect on things like the hood or roof...

Charles, you sir are just a wonderful builder. That junk dio and the more modern stuff is just fantastic. Very nice job indeed. Dave

Good looking Bradley, dude. I like how its coming along and can't wait to see it done. Dave

Terry: Those are some very interesting looking models man, very impressive collection. I have a few pieces of armor, in 1/35 and 1/72 scale. Have a great time in this group. Dave

Those are some nice looking armor pieces man. I like how they turned out. That burned out piece looks real.and I'm guessing that the other pix were they real deal that you modelled after. Dave

Duke: Those are some really interesting little pieces. It must be different after working on Karl and Dora. They are nice. Dave

Duke: What size gun is that supposed to be? Looks to me to be a monster, only not on the lines of Karl or Dora, but big enough. Looks like a fun project. Another good project from the "Iron Duke". Dave

Mark: You just proved again why you are the "Iron Duke". Those are some fantastic looking pieces of armor. I gotta get my1/72 armor going again. Won't be anything like yours, but they will get done. Dave

Duke: OMG!!!!!!! That thing is more than just a little HUGE That Dora is something else. And I thought that Karl was gigundous, but Dora is a monster. Great job on such a big subject. Both of them!!! Dave

Re: 32 ford three window coupe..........it begins Gonna be a nice looking rod when you are finished. I am going to keep an eye on your build, as I have that particular model as well. Have fun with it. Dave