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Sounds like the supermodels ...would be able to afford to drive SUPERcars then!
Regular models, maybe just rusty old Chevys?
Esval Humber
Hello, John, I must say very professional and we all must have more, more, more. Great job maybe you could post one a week. I know your time is limited but I know I and probably many members are impressed. This is the most interesting (at least for me) post in the last few years. A big thank you for posting. Regards, Paul
Thanks, gents! I'll be doing more soon, just need to tweak things a bit to make them easier.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Excellent! Very nice job. Thank you John!
Skip Johnson
Tonawanda, New York
Job well done John, I appreciate your talent and dedication to our hobby...
that was terrific John well done sir! Looking forward to more!
Thanks, John --more, please!
Super job John. I look forward to the possibility of this becoming a weekly event.
Yes please, more. That was just awesome in my book.
I like your review, John. How many people use John's method of pulling out the flaps?
In the past I've used my fingers and often torn the flap. Now I use a nail file or thin screwdriver to gently release the ends of the flaps. Works wonders. Also I appreciated John's comments about the fragility of these models and leaving them on their base.
+ 1
Joe Malaney
Sarasota, Florida
Lol...I've opened the flaps like that for years now. Great that you noticed that.
For me, a letter opener. Learned my lesson on the old Brooklin boxes.
and even old Dinkys and Teknos!
Great job, John!