Last seen: May 8, 2026
Those are really well done models John from a favorite era and are a delight to see. Really tempting models but am selling vs collecting at this point...
Nicely done. Inspiration indeed!
Planning to finish up all the way to 1915. The Bebe was produced from 1905 - 1916. At 110 inches long and only 770 pounds it was "mighty" successful...
Charles, Thank you once again for sharing a wonderful automotive story with us. I cannot relate as to the most beautiful man-made object I have seen, ...
Hi Barry, Here is a Durham '41 Plymouth which I thought was a Brooklin when first purchased. Detailed the dash and interior for the 1st time in whit...
@nickies Happy you enjoyed the PICS nickies, and much appreciate your positive comments. 😊
[/quote] bbzzzzzzzzzzzzz 🌼.........Maybe a little unkind, though I do like bumble bees a lot ! ! ! [/quote] Another fascinating p...
A classic fat fendered Rod. Loving the side view's perfect shape.
@charles-rockett Very interesting insight into a bit of French life. We have a few quirks here in the states too.
Ed, 1952 A-4C Skyhawk, USN VA-144 Roadrunners, NH302, USS Kitty Hawk Purchased from The Flying Mule for $63.00 on 12/15/14. My "relationship...
@ed-davis Five???? Holy Cow, must be a story there? So, what is it? Curious minds want to know. 😐 It is diecast by Hobby Master in 1/48...
Ed D. I agree with Ed G's comments above and also much appreciate seeing the historic buildings located around Chicago in your posts. I don't know how...
Here is a Mercer that I thought was a Stutz Bearcat. Sort of beat up but there are a lot of miles on her. 🙂