Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
Re: My private museum.
B) Great post Bob. Thanks for the walk through.
Ian.
B) Great post Bob. Thanks for the walk through.
Ian.
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The Entire Museum History 1983 thru the present.
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shawngehling
Active member
Re: My private museum.
Bob,
Way cool just doesn't cut it...
I had a chance to visit the museum when it was in St. Charles (during one of my many
coast to coast moves). The day we visited it, we blew through there and didn't get to
finish (as there was a power failure that day). I had planned to buy a bunch of stuff
there, but used my cash for the entrance fee and the wife had told me I could use
the credit card for any purchases. Well with no power, I couldn't use the credit card.
Thanks for sharing all the pictures.
Great stuff.
Shawn
Bob,
Way cool just doesn't cut it...
I had a chance to visit the museum when it was in St. Charles (during one of my many
coast to coast moves). The day we visited it, we blew through there and didn't get to
finish (as there was a power failure that day).
I had planned to buy a bunch of stuffthere, but used my cash for the entrance fee and the wife had told me I could use
the credit card for any purchases. Well with no power, I couldn't use the credit card.
Thanks for sharing all the pictures.
Great stuff.
Shawn
Re: My private museum.
Yeah, a lot of nostalgia here. Wish you could have seen it back in '92. It didn't exist until two years later.
Bob
What a shame!
I didn't get a lot of time down there and, when the cat's away.... I trained them how to do credit cards when there was no power, but, oh well, water under the bridge!
Sorry about that!
Bob
B) Great post Bob. Thanks for the walk through.
Ian.
Yeah, a lot of nostalgia here. Wish you could have seen it back in '92. It didn't exist until two years later.
Bob
Bob,
Way cool just doesn't cut it...
I had a chance to visit the museum when it was in St. Charles (during one of my many
coast to coast moves). The day we visited it, we blew through there and didn't get to
finish (as there was a power failure that day).
there, but used my cash for the entrance fee and the wife had told me I could use
the credit card for any purchases. Well with no power, I couldn't use the credit card.
Thanks for sharing all the pictures.
Great stuff.
Shawn
What a shame!
I didn't get a lot of time down there and, when the cat's away.... I trained them how to do credit cards when there was no power, but, oh well, water under the bridge!
Sorry about that!
Bob
Adam Baker
Active member
Re: My private museum.
Wow, amazing collection.
My grandfather lives in Branson, if I ever get out his way, I'll definitely have to see if i can make a side trip to St. Louis.
Wow, amazing collection.
My grandfather lives in Branson, if I ever get out his way, I'll definitely have to see if i can make a side trip to St. Louis.
Re: My private museum.
Thanks Victor,
It's pretty big!
Bob
Thanks Victor,
It's pretty big!
Bob
Re: My private museum.
No problem Adam,
Just pop me an email a few days before. The link to my website and contact are on each post.
Bob
No problem Adam,
Just pop me an email a few days before. The link to my website and contact are on each post.
Bob
Re: My private museum.
Bob,
I enjoyed all those pics of the museum they brought back alot of great memories. How are you and Susan doing these days?
I retired about 6 weeks ago and I really like it. I sure would like to come down there and go through the museum again. It was really great talking to you, Susan and Lewis in Omaha last August.
Say hi to Susan for me.
Mike
Bob,
I enjoyed all those pics of the museum they brought back alot of great memories. How are you and Susan doing these days?
I retired about 6 weeks ago and I really like it. I sure would like to come down there and go through the museum again. It was really great talking to you, Susan and Lewis in Omaha last August.
Say hi to Susan for me.
Mike
Re: My private museum.
Hey Mike, fancy meeting you here! How long have you been a member? Great place to hang out!
Good seeing you too! You'll just have to drop down sometimes! We'd love to have you!
Congrats on your retirement. I've been at it about 5 years and I'm lovin' it! I can model anytime I want to! That was a dream of mine all my life!
Susan says Hi!
Hey Mike, fancy meeting you here! How long have you been a member? Great place to hang out!
Good seeing you too! You'll just have to drop down sometimes! We'd love to have you!
Congrats on your retirement. I've been at it about 5 years and I'm lovin' it! I can model anytime I want to! That was a dream of mine all my life!
Susan says Hi!
kryptosdaddy
Active member
Re: My private museum.
Bob, last week I spent two hours on your site loving your collection, nice lifetime worth of work there. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Bob, last week I spent two hours on your site loving your collection, nice lifetime worth of work there. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Re: My private museum.
Thanks, if you're ever in the St. Louis area, stop by and check it out in person!
Bob
Thanks, if you're ever in the St. Louis area, stop by and check it out in person!
Bob
kryptosdaddy
Active member
Re: My private museum.
My Uncle, Ed Genette is retired navy and lives in St Louis - i would not doubt it at all if he hasn't already been there. Thanks Again, and I will take you up on that if possible.
My Uncle, Ed Genette is retired navy and lives in St Louis - i would not doubt it at all if he hasn't already been there. Thanks Again, and I will take you up on that if possible.
Re: My private museum.
Thanks Phil,
Sorry, but I can't think of what you mean. I don't think I have a drag strip????
Bob
Thanks Phil,
Sorry, but I can't think of what you mean. I don't think I have a drag strip????
Bob
Adam Baker
Active member
Re: My private museum.
I think he might mean this diorama Bob.
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I think he might mean this diorama Bob.
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Re: My private museum.
Oh, I no longer have that diorama. It was built by Lewis Pruneau back in the 80s and went back to the owner when we closed the museum in St. Charles.
Bob
I think he might mean this diorama Bob.
Oh, I no longer have that diorama. It was built by Lewis Pruneau back in the 80s and went back to the owner when we closed the museum in St. Charles.
Bob
Re: My private museum.
Hi Bob,
I first signed up when the "old" website started up, so I guess I have been a member since the beginning. I lost track of "tank and things" and just recently found it. I hope to be a more frequent visitor and actually show off some of my kits.
I just recently moved so I have alot of "repair" work to do on my kits.
Mike
Hi Bob,
I first signed up when the "old" website started up, so I guess I have been a member since the beginning. I lost track of "tank and things" and just recently found it. I hope to be a more frequent visitor and actually show off some of my kits.
I just recently moved so I have alot of "repair" work to do on my kits.
Mike
Re: My private museum.
Good going Mike,
I'm sure everybody here would love to see your work!
Good to hear from you again!
Bob
Good going Mike,
I'm sure everybody here would love to see your work!
Good to hear from you again!
Bob
Re: A private museum.
Your museum is fantastic and your dios are an inspiration for many.. including me. I am glad that your museum exists. Hopefully I will have the chance to visit some day. But I have a small question, coming from Norway I saw that a norwegian flag was hanging on your wall in the museum. Is there a story behind that flag? I'm just curious.
With regards
Edward
Your museum is fantastic and your dios are an inspiration for many.. including me. I am glad that your museum exists. Hopefully I will have the chance to visit some day. But I have a small question, coming from Norway I saw that a norwegian flag was hanging on your wall in the museum. Is there a story behind that flag? I'm just curious.
With regards
Edward
