I would be dead in the water as many times as wind has been taken out my sails. sounds like I am whining? Well, I am and I will try and get it out of the way fast. I have a draft of a blog I wrote up about this diorama I built. It involved … Continue reading Good thing I don’t build sailboats
That is where I live, at least mentally and philosophically. As a kid, I took my first trip to Barter Town with Hotwheels Cars. I never cared much for the Double Vision but Jeff Muxlow, a classmate liked it and was willing to part with his Red Baron in trade. From there it went to … Continue reading Barter Town
I am convinced that 80% of the models made since the early seventies were and still are never built. If even half of them were built there might be more influence from builders seen in what lines the shelves today. Sounds like I just threw a blanket over the entire modeling industry but I shall … Continue reading Kit Quality vs. Price
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