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Those are three wonderful looking armor pieces. 700 is just around the corner. Are you going to try to go to the Nationals this month? Good job my friend. Dave

Theres an interesting looking little truck, even if it is Russian. Good job. Dave

Joe: That is one fantastic looking pony. Only one negative I can see. Your plug wires aren't drooping like you would have on the real deal. Otherwise, I give it 2 thumbs up. Love the color as well. Dave

Duke, those are all some good looking models. I am really enjoying seeing what you put out of your workbench. Very nice, my friend. Dave

1966 Ford Mustang 350GT R Thats gonna be a great looking little pony. Now that you've done a coat of black, What is the final color gonna be? Looks to be a fun build. Dave

Can't wait to see it finished. Nice job so far. Dave

Very interesting looking tank. What scale, 1/35 or 1/76? Dave

Duke, that "Large Scale" tank certainly has that "Duke" attitude. I love what you did on it, but I agree, stick with the scale that best suits your talents, and that is 1/72-76. I still enjoy checking out your posts on the group. Thanks for sharing. Dave

Duke, Its high time you got around to doing a German WWI armor piece to go with your Renault FT and the Mk IV Rhomboid monster. Very cool indeed. A rolling pillbox. Dave

That is an interesting way to build that Mustang. Very nice indeed. Dave

Well, they still look fantastic to me. I'm just trying to keep "well enough" alone. Dave

Duke, I think you have mastered the art of model building. Those are both nice looking machines. Now you can add them to your shelf of completed kits Congrats on a job well done. Dave

That is a nice build from the original depot hack. I really like how that turned out. Very nice job. Dave

Duke, those are some fablulous looking armor pieces. I love what you have done with them. Nice job my friend. Dave

Duke. those are some really nice looking pieces. I was wondering where you went too, cause you kind of disappeared after the IPMS Nationals. I see you brought home some hardware. My congrats on that. You have done a good job on those armor pieces. Best wishes and Happy New Year. Dave

No problem man, just threw out that observation.Everything else looks like it should be a shoe-in. I'm sure it will be in proper Navy grey paint. I like what you've managed to do quite well with the extra hang-ups with things going wrong at the be (Like we all NEVER have any of these). Good...

That photo you showed looks like you will have to stretch the boy, frame and interior shell by the length of that extra side door. I'm not sure, but it looks like maybea couple scale feetin length. Width and height look to be the same. Good luck on the project. Dave

'68 Firebird - a 'clear the bench' build That certainly is a fine looking Firebird. I have an AMT/MPC/ERTL '69 in my stash and I have some plans for that one. Can't wait to see it finished. Dave

That is one fantastic looking Mustang. I can't wait to see the finished product on both the '68 Dart and this Mustang. Dave

OMG Mark, That Dora is massively HUGE next to Annie. I saw you took some hardware home from the IPMS Nats this year. I'm glad you finally got to one, even though I have still not been able to make a national show but I will also be making it to Bufcon in April. I do enjoy going to the shows...