Last seen: Jun 13, 2026
@gdh Thank you for your kind comments GDH, have been much blessed. I saw the Corsica at Pebble Beach, sitting alone on the golf course in a swoopin...
These are the third and last of my 1/43rd scale Bugatti models. Both are by Heco, b...
@geoff-jowett Australia, well that explains the differences. Here is one of ours with a smaller beak. Click on the pic for a more realistic view. T...
That is a wonderful story Geoff, Thanks for sharing. If you don't mind, what part of the country? We have many here in Colorado.
@geoff-jowett And I am overwhelmed by the bird on your hand that appears to be speaking with you. What is it, a Magpie maybe?
The second of some additional Bugatti postings. Please read the poster below the T50 The poster says "you can buy cars" methinks it should say...
Hi HOBBYDRAGON, Thought you might enjoy seeing a few more Bugatti models including some Heco's now that you seem to have finished the Bugatti portio...
Loved getting to know this creator of of our little modeling jewels. Thank you again Randy for sharing Simon's story with us. I have 23 SMTS models, s...
Always look forward to your Brooklin in Illinois series Ed. Did not know about the Leaning Tower of Niles, which is another Illinois revelation in you...
Randy, Wonderful to read about and see some of your collection and the sharing your personal story with us which brings you To Life 🙂 . Also to...
John, as I finished reading Randy's interview methinks thee be attracted to fidelity and accuracy in a small scale. I loved reading all the comments w...
Loved your your meandering story of a modeling life Ed and have much appreciated your Brooklin in Chicago posts, in fact seek them out when on the For...
Wonderful to see and meet fellow collectors Randy. Thank you for the hard work of creating this project. Have always wondered about those who also hav...
Not sure it was that high but on a raised platform for sure. Thanks for the memory, and what a stunning museum.
Here are some pics from the Black Hawk museum ~ 2001 and an obscure bit of history that I am not sure is accurate, as told to me by a docent at the mu...