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I remember doing this kit when I was a kid. Turned out good Mark. :vgood:

Wow there's two of them? You find a halftrack in those briars I'll be there in 3 hours! :soldier

I feel a new thread in our future, "Adventures in welding"! :popcorn

The crews are evolving. The shinny gun sling will be delt with. The fella with the monster arms has been fixed. I had some spare that worked out ok.

Well I'm not bored, I like the idea of 350 size smaller boats, I could see them as accessories for the big ships. I got hung up on the Graf Spee because the boats for it didn't match the the detail of the rest of the ship. I tried to update the little boats but failed badly.

Jim Stewart's horse Pie. I was able to find this via google.

I reposted the email because I just like SBS models. Looks like their product line has really expanded. They have a lot of 1:35 stuff now, you can really trick out that Sd.Kfz 251 that's sitting in your stash waiting for some love.

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The real one looks like a piece of industrial art. :popcorn

That's a full stop in our relationship. :rotf

Pretty sure it's a Ford De Lux, I got a very cool photo of Cindy's parents next one one way back in the day. Trying to find a digital version of it now to share. Looks like the same setting!

I've heard this before, need to find it. Surprised I hadn't seen it before.

I get it but any one of the 3-4 people he was supposed to be a composite of could carry a movie on their own.

Nice, so it's right under the actual mount so no extra plumbing needed. Nice job Saul! :vgood:

The man has a gold mine on this property!

I watched and enjoyed Turn but questioned a lot of the history in it. Not so much the historical characters but the "spies". There's a great deal of hollywood in the story, why they feel they need to do this I don't know because the real stories are just as dramatic as anything hollywood could...

Sorry but this has to be done. That is without a doubt a great find! So now the question is, is it worth more as is or restored? I like the idea of restoring it to use. You'd be the coolest guy at the local dump rolling up with a USA 45 Airborne trailer haulin' your yard debris...

Yeah that's mangled. You could try to take the railing against that ruler and roll wood paint brush handle over it to straighten it out. This is the reason I end up buying 2 sometimes 3 kits to get one completed. I'd fubar something so bad. I'd roll that sucker flat with wood first.

Looking great, how bad are the cat walks? there's ways to get that stuff straight again, then you could always get more catwalks.

:notworthy This is going to turn out great!