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Year's almost done and winding down... To all here, my best wishes for a Merry Christmas and for a safe New Year. Alot of great people here and 'thanks'...

Welcome onboard... It is truly a great place, for those of 'us', whom enjoy this hobby -

That one's a 'classic' - Some 40+ yrs old now [1970's issue]; just about the only 'dozer available and the only one of the "D-8H" [which at one time was the largest tracked-bulldozer in the world] - Sure it is dated, by today's standards, but one can build an absolutely amazing and detailed...

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Welcome on-board - Great place and great people.

Or one can use a simple cardboard box, an incandescent light bulb 40 - 75 watts max [that's if you can find any] and mount the bulb and light socket fixture inside and voila', you have a 'paint drying oven' - Been using this 'oven' now for over 50+ yrs and never had an issue; Works with models -...

Excellent work - AND thanks for sharing.

Great video - And quite a history 'bout the Martin JRM Mars flying boats, too [had to look these up after seeing the video]. - Thx

Personally, what little I have done is with an 'older' Dremel Flexshaft [not the one's of today] and quality HS Steel cutting bits; never 'hog' the cuts [IE heavy or alot of pressure on the Dremel] and make sure your speed is high-enough to cut the wood [don't tear thru it]. Foredom's flexshafts...

Welcome aboard and thanks for sharing the build.

Welcome to the group... You'll find it a most excellent site, filled with many wonderful folk, amazing talent, and great information. ; - )

Greetings & welcome to 'here' - It is a pretty neat site and some wonderful individual's and great sharing.

Oh boy... Mine wasn't a car, to start out with - But 2-wheels instead; '70 185. And it was in 'Suzuki Orange'. Didn't get a "car", til the Service, nearly 2 yrs later. - Put alot of miles on that bike, too.

Yes, welcome to the Group - Great bunch of folk's and it's a great place, too -

Appreciate the feedback - Since you've used them, is their coverage/ability to 'lay' and 'blend' comparable to 'true ' oils or more towards the acrylics. Oil's I use for the facials/hands/skin - Acrylics and enamels for nearly everything else [some oil]; however, over the last few years, for...

Here's one for the 'Community', at large - Going through my paints and painting supplies, apparently my 'oils' for figure painting and such, are no-where to be found since this move [ooops...] and are in need replacing. Originally, it has been Winsor & Newton oils [tube] for this area for me...

Yes, 'welcome'. You'll find this a wonderful place - great people - good material... Lots of fun!

Wow... Most amazing piece and thank you for sharing. Truly 'master class' work - Reminds me of Mr. Bill Horan, Mr. Shep Paine and Mr. Ray Anderson's works. Again, thanks -

Welcome aboard, one of the best'es groups here-abouts. Great people and comradery and amazing talent to share and to learn from.