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Well, better be careful. We used to go and watch the bears at the dump in Michigan's Upper Peninsula a lot in the summer when I was a kid. My Uncle always cautioned us to never feed the bears. These two guys are taking a big risk and that old Studebaker pickup probably won't offer much protection if required.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
Well, better be careful. We used to go and watch the bears at the dump in Michigan's Upper Peninsula a lot in the summer when I was a kid. My Uncle always cautioned us to never feed the bears. These two guys are taking a big risk and that old Studebaker pickup probably won't offer much protection if required.
I gotta be honest with you.....they don`t really care for the eggplant John.........I was in and out of the rain getting those shots and once I posted them,the rain finally abated.......I`ll have some (hopefully) better shots up soon....here`s a preview for your wise Uncle
Really, really cool JB.
Really, really cool JB.
Thank you Bob...that was a fun one to put together
John, the commonalities seem like they are increasing - maybe. I think you recall I told you that I had a table exactly like yours and even used it to take certain shots of our Car List models. Two that come to mind without having the lists back yet, are the 1:12th scale DM Corvette Street Machine, shot years ago:
and the 1:24th DM Studie Dictator Coupe:
But now I see that 'Pagoda' in your EXCELLENT photos and wonder if it might be a candle holder? Why, because ours is so similar. HA!


















