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Yes Dennis. For years I would help a buddy sell @ two big car swap meets. The
Pomona show and Long Beach. I would pick out the models I wanted as compensation. I've got 400-500 1/18 along with unbuilt 1/24 and some 1/32 NASCAR haulers. There are also 1/43 and 1/16, 1/12, and 1/8. I'm going to get rid of it all. I've lost the urge to collect and I've no place to display. So for me...FINI.
Nice to hear John. Come to think of it.... so do I. You're right, they've held up!
Are planning to post them on the DC4 Auction?
Yes, I am. Give me a week or so. I'll post here on the site to let you know.
I'm clearing out everything.
That stinks Christopher.
Sadly, it's a part of the hobby. It's even worse when it happens to a car that you've modded and invested a lot of time and effort into.
It happened to my 1 of 1 (in 1:18 AFAIK) '71 Hemi GTX. The door and the front valence got it bad. Luckily, I was able to buy a defective Daisy Dukes Satellite and used it as a parts car. The color isn't a perfect match but it's close enough. Earl Scheib repair?
It's also threatening on my Sunstar '71 Boss 351 that I fully detailed. It's got a paint bubble on the driver's door. Fingers crossed.
Yeah, that really stinks. Luckily, none of my 1/18 projects has ever "spoiled." (fingers crossed)
EW! - EW! ... Raising my hand over here! ... I have more than 1 hobby ... Does that count ????
Hello Chase Bank? ... Hello Am Express? ... Hello Well Fargo .... I need $ 5,000 credit line increase all across the board on all of my 18 credit cards please
Thank You.
I have at lest ( 6 ) Six different hobbies ... that is why
I have no shaved / trimmed my beard for 3 years
That is why no haircut of over 25 years
My teeth are perfect
It's upsetting, although so far only one of my 1/18ths has clearly suffered. Like Bob, it was a 1971 Plymouth GTX that had a door fall apart.
Oh oh, lol, and just how long are your fingernails 'Mr. Hughes?'
One is too many (of course) but I'd say you're doing well Mike.
Ah, the good life!