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Same situation here. Hope we ALL get to play with our hobbies and crafts for a LONG time to come!
I've been planning to not have a plan for quite some time now.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
My loved ones can fight over the hundreds of dollars remaining in my planned estate; my only concern is putting enough aside for a coffin large enough to hold me and all my models.
It make one think again about ancient Egyptians and their afterlife. Imagine all these cars; no tax; no end of the month!
@charles-rockett Good point Charles; plus being surrounded in a tomb full of model cars would be comforting and exciting (in a deceased sort of way)....otherwise I think it would be tutankhamen there.
@jkuvakas Good call about the switch to 1:64 JK; leaving them in their bubble packs would provide a nice cushion as well.
@jkuvakas I'll make sure my coffin is not to close when I'm stoking the fires. I wonder if they sell marshmallows down there?
@charles-rockett Too calm in there.......(it's a stretch, I know). Lol.
@jack-dodds Dohh! No it works! That is, if one is not a neurotic and obsessive pedant. (In which case nothing can be too calm).


